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MSI R9 380 Fan Curve

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Hello denizens of the internet! 

 

I've had an MSI R9 380 for a few years and after recently moving my system into the case of a PowerMac G5 I have come to appreciate how much more silent my rig is now but I know there is room for improvement. (not necessarily in acoustics) 

 

The MSI R9 380 has a default fan curve that keeps the fans off when the card is below 60C. However I run 3 displays the card idles around 61C so that fans are running just very slowly. 

 

I would like to know if anyone has a good fan curve I could set in MSI afterburner to keep these fans from spinning until I launch a 3D program. 

 

Thanks! 

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