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- Nov 7, 2016
Hi everyone.
TLDR: should I let the fan pulse on and off or should I set a custom fan curve?
I had never noticed this before (just installed a bracket to install the graphics card vertically) but the fans on the graphics card stop when not in use.
I knew this to be a feature but I didn’t quite know how often it happened until I could see the fans all the time.
Now it’s not a problem at all, keeps the card silent when just web browsing and the fan kicks in when gaming.
The question/problem I have is when playing stellaris. This game is very light on the gpu and it takes approximately 20 mins of gameplay before the fans start up at all. What I am experiencing is the fans run for maybe 2-3 seconds then slow down or stop and then start up again and just keep pulsing on and off like that.
I was just wondering what everyone’s thoughts are on what I should do. Should I leave it to behave like this? Or should I enable the fan in afterburner or something to run at a low speed all the time and set a custom fan curve? I was just wondering if having the fan behave like that could cause some issues down the line with broken fans etc.
TLDR: should I let the fan pulse on and off or should I set a custom fan curve?
I had never noticed this before (just installed a bracket to install the graphics card vertically) but the fans on the graphics card stop when not in use.
I knew this to be a feature but I didn’t quite know how often it happened until I could see the fans all the time.
Now it’s not a problem at all, keeps the card silent when just web browsing and the fan kicks in when gaming.
The question/problem I have is when playing stellaris. This game is very light on the gpu and it takes approximately 20 mins of gameplay before the fans start up at all. What I am experiencing is the fans run for maybe 2-3 seconds then slow down or stop and then start up again and just keep pulsing on and off like that.
I was just wondering what everyone’s thoughts are on what I should do. Should I leave it to behave like this? Or should I enable the fan in afterburner or something to run at a low speed all the time and set a custom fan curve? I was just wondering if having the fan behave like that could cause some issues down the line with broken fans etc.