F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking The afterburner display remains unchanged despite trying to set a custom fan speed.

The afterburner display remains unchanged despite trying to set a custom fan speed.

The afterburner display remains unchanged despite trying to set a custom fan speed.

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gavin_shaka
Senior Member
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06-11-2016, 03:55 AM
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I have an OC profile stored in Afterburner, and just applied a custom fan curve. I want to ensure the GPU stays under 70 degrees during gameplay, so I increased the fan speed and adjusted it based on temperature. Satisfied with the curve I found, I played Fallout 4 (mix of high and ultra settings) for about 2-3 hours to test. The good news is Afterburner reported my GPU never exceeded 68 degrees, with a maximum usage of 80%. However, I noticed the fan speed remained constant at 49%, both low and high.

I verified all settings: user defined is selected, auto is off, and the predefined curve matches the custom one I created. I even tried disabling user defined mode and enabling auto, then reapplying it in Fallout 4 to see if the fan would adapt based on usage. Still no improvement.

What’s unusual is that when I set the fan speed slider in Afterburner’s main menu (keeping it at a fixed level, like 90%), it instantly updates and adjusts accordingly.

Any suggestions or solutions? My GPU is an MSI GTX 1060 6GB OCV1.
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gavin_shaka
06-11-2016, 03:55 AM #1

I have an OC profile stored in Afterburner, and just applied a custom fan curve. I want to ensure the GPU stays under 70 degrees during gameplay, so I increased the fan speed and adjusted it based on temperature. Satisfied with the curve I found, I played Fallout 4 (mix of high and ultra settings) for about 2-3 hours to test. The good news is Afterburner reported my GPU never exceeded 68 degrees, with a maximum usage of 80%. However, I noticed the fan speed remained constant at 49%, both low and high.

I verified all settings: user defined is selected, auto is off, and the predefined curve matches the custom one I created. I even tried disabling user defined mode and enabling auto, then reapplying it in Fallout 4 to see if the fan would adapt based on usage. Still no improvement.

What’s unusual is that when I set the fan speed slider in Afterburner’s main menu (keeping it at a fixed level, like 90%), it instantly updates and adjusts accordingly.

Any suggestions or solutions? My GPU is an MSI GTX 1060 6GB OCV1.

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Mining_Spartan
Junior Member
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06-11-2016, 11:19 AM
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I can't really test this since my card is watercooled, but I'm pretty sure the auto fan needs to be turned on or else the fan will stay at a fixed speed. For a custom fan curve to function, both the auto fan and user fan button lights should illuminate.
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Mining_Spartan
06-11-2016, 11:19 AM #2

I can't really test this since my card is watercooled, but I'm pretty sure the auto fan needs to be turned on or else the fan will stay at a fixed speed. For a custom fan curve to function, both the auto fan and user fan button lights should illuminate.

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tim_ki
Member
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06-12-2016, 11:40 PM
#3
I can't really test this since my card is watercooled, but I'm pretty sure the auto fan needs to be turned on or else the fan will stay at a fixed speed. For a custom fan curve to function, both the auto fan and user fan button lights should illuminate.
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tim_ki
06-12-2016, 11:40 PM #3

I can't really test this since my card is watercooled, but I'm pretty sure the auto fan needs to be turned on or else the fan will stay at a fixed speed. For a custom fan curve to function, both the auto fan and user fan button lights should illuminate.