controlling pump speed depending on GPU temperature or custom sensor via sw

[Hw87634]

I have to add the rtx 3080 to the loop, what can I do in order to create a pump speed profile dependant on gpu temp?

would be even better if there is a sw way  to do this: I just created a custom sensor in hwinfo that sum the tdp of cpu+gpu....

so the best thing to do would be use this value for setting the pump speed.

[For Science!]

1 hour ago, Hw87634 said:

I have to add the rtx 3080 to the loop, what can I do in order to create a pump speed profile dependant on gpu temp?

would be even better if there is a sw way  to do this: I just created a custom sensor in hwinfo that sum the tdp of cpu+gpu....

so the best thing to do would be use this value for setting the pump speed.

2pin temperature probe for coolant temperature and couple fan speed to this in BIOS. alternatively a device like the Aquaero can do this if you don't have a 2-pin sensor on your motherboard.

[Cyracus]

Fan Control should do, even the bit with working off multiple temp sensors.

[Hw87634]

14 hours ago, For Science! said:

2pin temperature probe for coolant temperature and couple fan speed to this in BIOS. alternatively a device like the Aquaero can do this if you don't have a 2-pin sensor on your motherboard.

I have multiple 2 pin sensors on the board, I cannot order right now some temp sensors but I have this: https://www.aquatuning.us/water-cooling/monitoring/flow-indicator/13769/aquacomputer-flow-rate-sensor-high-flow-usb-g1/4

it has a temp sensor inside and check fluid speed... how can be helpful? or should I go straight to some simple G1/4 sensors

[For Science!]

1 minute ago, Hw87634 said:

I have multiple 2 pin sensors, I cannot order right now come temp sensors but I have this: https://www.aquatuning.us/water-cooling/monitoring/flow-indicator/13769/aquacomputer-flow-rate-sensor-high-flow-usb-g1/4

it has a temp sensor inside and check fluid speed... how can be helpful? or should I go straight to some simple G1/4 sensors

It looks like to me that it has the capacity to read off a 2-pin temp sensor but it is not a temp sensor itself. Better just get a passthrough or plug sensor and plug it directly into the motherboard,

[Hw87634]

45 minutes ago, For Science! said:

It looks like to me that it has the capacity to read off a 2-pin temp sensor but it is not a temp sensor itself. Better just get a passthrough or plug sensor and plug it directly into the motherboard,

he can read fluid temp inside also. But I have no idea to let the BIOS know this value