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Dranio
By Dranio
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So I had a question on my GPU Fans. I'll start by saying my PC was built in 2016 and the only thing I added since was more ram. as such I have an XFX R9 390 GPU. this issue is one I've had for a while but ignored. my GPU fans don't kick on until the GPU Temp hits 85. it'll go from 0 rpm to 3500 rpm for 5-10 second and shut off completely when the temp hits 80. It turns on initially when booting up the computer and it spins at 85, but for some reason I can't get it to turn on otherwise. I'd rather have a constant speed on the fans over it switching between 0 and 3500 rpm every 5-10 seconds. does anyone have any suggestions on what to use for this? the amd software is useless here. I'd just build a new PC but I'm moving soon so don't have the extra money for that right now.

The GPU itself plays everything I want it to, it's just the fan speed that I want to fix. even just typing this in firefox I'm hovering around 80C on the gpu.....

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MSI afterburner has fan control.

https://www.msi.com/Landing/afterburner/graphics-cards

I'm not actually trying to be as grumpy as it seems.

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FanControl features monitoring of GPU fans speed with any sensor as well

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32 minutes ago, PrometheusAwoken said:

Radeon Settings aslo has fan control, which they should already have installed.

The radeon software only allows me to set a minimum fan speed which, as far as I can tell, does absolutely nothing. Even setting that 'minimum' to 4500 it still doesn't turn the fans on. Afterburner seemed to work, as long as I just set it too 100% constantly, which I had to set again when I tried to open a game because it reset when I did.. but I uninstalled it because I went through 2 Blue screens in less than 10 minutes. never had a blue screen on this computer till today.

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