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will it reduce the lifespan or damage the gpu if i set its fanspeed to 100%?
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fanspeed reducing gpu's lifespan
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alright thanks! but its very noisy...
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That means it likes it. This is exactly like when I floor it in my car; more noise = good.
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That means it likes it. This is exactly like when I floor it in my car; more noise = good.
thanks! i was so worried with the noise..
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The only thing you can really do about that is to replace the fan with an aftermarket kit or set up a manual fan profile in Afterburner.
The only thing you can really do about that is to replace the fan with an aftermarket kit or set up a manual fan profile in Afterburner.
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yeah, i've set up it in afterburner and i set it to 100%, very efficient but very noisy...
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I wouldn't suggest running the fans under water.
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because i've overclocked it and overvolted it. its temp is reaching its peak like 90-95 with just auto fanspeed..
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i think yes, afterburner override the fan settings on ur CCC, if it doesnt work there is always precision..
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it should, however you should set the fan speed and listen for audible changes. some cards it works and some it does not. if you can't hear fan noise changes as you make fan speed changes in afterburner then it isn't working.
