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Maximum CPU Fan RPM for AMD Wraith Spire

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Hey y'all,

 

So I recently got a ryzen 5 3600, and when the cooler is under 100% usage it only reads as ~1917 RPM. Can the fan go faster, and if so, how can I allow it to reach maximum RPM (I don't care about noise, the GPU fans drown it out anyways). Thanks!

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18 minutes ago, YobB1n said:

Hey y'all,

 

So I recently got a ryzen 5 3600, and when the cooler is under 100% usage it only reads as ~1917 RPM. Can the fan go faster, and if so, how can I allow it to reach maximum RPM (I don't care about noise, the GPU fans drown it out anyways). Thanks!

You should be able to adjust the fan curve in the bios, is the cooler connected to the cpu fan header on the motherboard?

 
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2 minutes ago, gazabi said:

You should be able to adjust the fan curve in the bios, is the cooler connected to the cpu fan header on the motherboard?

yeah it is, I adjusted the fan curve in BIOS to go to 100% at a certain temp but when it reaches that threshold, the MSI dragon center app that I use to monitor the fan speed only reads as 1917 RPM.

Desktop: Built July 10, 2020; Upgraded March 2023

Ryzen 5 7600, EVGA FTW3 RTX3080 10GB, MSI PRO x670-P mobo, 2x16GB DDR5 5600MHz, 4TB SSD + 1TB SSD + 512GB SSD + 2TB SSD + 2TB HDD, EVGA SuperNova 1000W PSU

 

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4 minutes ago, YobB1n said:

yeah it is, I adjusted the fan curve in BIOS to go to 100% at a certain temp but when it reaches that threshold, the MSI dragon center app that I use to monitor the fan speed only reads as 1917 RPM.

Ok that is weird it shoud be able to reach 2700rpm, maybe try a different monitoring software like hwmonitor and are you sure you adjusted the correct fan curve and are checking the right fan rpm.

 
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2 minutes ago, gazabi said:

Ok that is weird it shoud be able to reach 2700rpm, maybe try a different monitoring software like hwmonitor and are you sure you adjusted the correct fan curve and are checking the right fan rpm.

Yeah, the cooler is plugged into CPU_FAN 1. I confirmed in hardware monitor that it is indeed maxing out at only 1917 RPM. I'll check the BIOS to make sure, but I'm pretty sure it's set to ramp up to 100%.

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1 minute ago, YobB1n said:

Yeah, the cooler is plugged into CPU_FAN 1. I confirmed in hardware monitor that it is indeed maxing out at only 1917 RPM. I'll check the BIOS to make sure, but I'm pretty sure it's set to ramp up to 100%.

Also try to set it at 80 or 75 percent to see if it still gets stuck at 1917.

 
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45 minutes ago, gazabi said:

Also try to set it at 80 or 75 percent to see if it still gets stuck at 1917.

I tried setting it to a lower mark and it looks like it just gets stuck at 1917 as you said. Confirmed in the BIOS that if it goes over 80 C the fan will spin at 100%. Did a stress test and the fan stayed at 1917 RPM without spinning up, even as the CPU reached 95 C.

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3 minutes ago, YobB1n said:

I tried setting it to a lower mark and it looks like it just gets stuck at 1917 as you said. Confirmed in the BIOS that if it goes over 80 C the fan will spin at 100%. Did a stress test and the fan stayed at 1917 RPM without spinning up, even as the CPU reached 95 C.

Other people seem to be having a similar issue to you with the fan maxing at around 1900rpm. It could be that the newer wraith stealth maxes out at that rpm and the original maxes out at 2700rpm or there may be a bios reporting error. Do you have the latest bios for your board?

 
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27 minutes ago, gazabi said:

Other people seem to be having a similar issue to you with the fan maxing at around 1900rpm. It could be that the newer wraith stealth maxes out at that rpm and the original maxes out at 2700rpm or there may be a bios reporting error. Do you have the latest bios for your board?

Thanks for the response. Yeah, I should have updated my BIOS anyways, but after doing so it appears as though it hasn't solved the problem. The CPU temps shoot up like a rocket and the CPU fan stays at around 1930 RPM.

 

Could you link the threads where people were having similar issues? You've been a great help, I appreciate it!!

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Laptop: Asus Zephyrus G14

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2 minutes ago, YobB1n said:

Thanks for the response. Yeah, I should have updated my BIOS anyways, but after doing so it appears as though it hasn't solved the problem. The CPU temps shoot up like a rocket and the CPU fan stays at around 1930 RPM.

 

Could you link the threads where people were having similar issues? You've been a great help, I appreciate it!!

No problem!

 

These were the threads:

https://community.amd.com/thread/253507

 
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