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Share your 980 ti fan curve settings.

Bion1985
By Bion1985
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I have a Evga 980 ti with the ACX cooling unit overcloxked 109mhz on the core (boost to 1400mhz) I am having trouble setting a decent fan profile for it. I'd like to try to keep the temps at or around 75c max without adding too much noise if possible.  Anyone got some screens hots of there're fan profiles that could help me with a good guideline setting to work with?

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6 minutes ago, Bion1985 said:

 

a fan curve for someone that lives in an igloo uses might not be suitable for someone in the sahara, just bare that in mind

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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2 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

a fan curve for someone that lives in an igloo uses might not be suitable for someone in the sahara, just bare that in mind

Yea I know, I live in Michigan so our weather is all over the place 90% of the time lol.

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you could check for your ambient/room temperatures

do you have an air conditioner?

 

 

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Yes I do, we have central air along withe that I have my own window ac unit in my room. Can't read my thermostat it's blocked by a cabinet but it's not very warm in here (today at least) outside temps today for a refrence are 10-11c

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