I'm stress testing with prime98 and Aida64 for gpu and cpu and it seems my pcie temp sensor isn't really going up with my gpu, is there a way to link my fan speed to my gpu temp and not my motherboard pcie temp (that's the closest sensor I see in gigabyte control center). Thanks I will do that, seems like this is the result, further up the flat line and it kinda peaks at like 80c because it never really gets that hot.Īnother kinda unrelated question, if anyone can help. That’s a better fan curve, but you can increase the flat line section in very small increments until you can hear it, then lower it one increment & leave it there - you may get slightly more RPM than 20% & hence better cooling. What RPM is 20% PWM btw? You want it to be at least 550RPM I think.
Toggle the switch for Custom Color to Enabled, as indicated in the example below. Note: If there is more than one active display, select the desired display to configure custom color settings. Others can confirm, but with an ambient temp at 30°, that’s probably normal, especially with a quiet fan curve. In AMD Software, click on Settings (Gear icon) then select Display from the sub-menu, as highlighted below.
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