F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop These Gigabyte 2070 models feature 8GB super fans that operate at extremely high speeds without slowing down.

These Gigabyte 2070 models feature 8GB super fans that operate at extremely high speeds without slowing down.

These Gigabyte 2070 models feature 8GB super fans that operate at extremely high speeds without slowing down.

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TheOrangeFTW
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08-25-2018, 03:03 AM
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Right now my issue is that whenever I start a game it raises my temperatures above 60°C, and my GPU fans spin extremely fast and loudly. I've used MSI Afterburner, customized fan curves, adjusted settings manually, but nothing works. The problem persists even after closing the game that caused the high temps and noise. My desktop shows CPU and GPU temps around 30-35°C, yet the fans are making a jet-like sound. I've also checked my NVIDIA drivers and set up a CPU fan curve in BIOS, but the GPU fans remain unresponsive. Please help!
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TheOrangeFTW
08-25-2018, 03:03 AM #1

Right now my issue is that whenever I start a game it raises my temperatures above 60°C, and my GPU fans spin extremely fast and loudly. I've used MSI Afterburner, customized fan curves, adjusted settings manually, but nothing works. The problem persists even after closing the game that caused the high temps and noise. My desktop shows CPU and GPU temps around 30-35°C, yet the fans are making a jet-like sound. I've also checked my NVIDIA drivers and set up a CPU fan curve in BIOS, but the GPU fans remain unresponsive. Please help!

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08-25-2018, 05:25 PM
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Save the fan settings file. If your system lacks an MSI card, the afterburner may not function properly (especially with my Zotac). At a minimum, it provides real-time RPM readings for each fan to verify it's the GPU.
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monsterman1108
08-25-2018, 05:25 PM #2

Save the fan settings file. If your system lacks an MSI card, the afterburner may not function properly (especially with my Zotac). At a minimum, it provides real-time RPM readings for each fan to verify it's the GPU.