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I found the problem. Corsair link, i closed it and ran a game and it worked! thanks guys!

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Hi guys,

 

My New MSI 1080 SeaHawk X has a problem. I've had it for over 2-3 weeks and now im seeing that while going into a game or while playing a game my fan on my radiator just stops?

I find its really wierd becuse its never done that before, it started today.

All my other fans works perfectly.

I had a stock corsair case fan before i got the 1080 and it also worked fine.

 

Any solution will be great!

Thanks

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Maybe it's designed to run fanless when at a certain temperature, maybe check the fan curve? Another option (more likely) is that the fan cable isn't plugged in correctly, check that.

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Just now, kelvinhall05 said:

Maybe it's designed to run fanless when at a certain temperature, maybe check the fan curve? Another option (more likely) is that the fan cable isn't plugged in correctly, check that.

Well I've read alot about it and no I don't think it run fanless and has never. But i quickly check the fan cable.

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5 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

careful please check to see if your rad is failing. it can cause serious issue.  

I don't think thats the problem. The fan has a connector on its own. The radiator doesnt have a connector. its just connected to the GPU.

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Just now, Himommies said:

Check GPU temps when the fans stop spinning

I have its reaches 60 to 70 and that not normal. Always around 40 to 50.

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Just now, hotcoolfool11 said:

I have its reaches 60 to 70 and that not normal. Always around 40 to 50.

What temp is it when the fan stop spinning.Is it 60-70?

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1 minute ago, Himommies said:

What temp is it when the fan stop spinning.Is it 60-70?

yes.

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3 minutes ago, hotcoolfool11 said:

yes.

Put a system Fan in the place and test the temps(60-70 is safe for a 1080 it's just weird because the card is watercooled)

 

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I found the problem. Corsair link, i closed it and ran a game and it worked! thanks guys!

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