Hello,
I have hit something of a wall with my Aorus Xtreme 2080Ti and I would very much appreciate some ideas. Also I bought the card from a friend and long story short, Aorus will not allow a warranty on the card. On to the issue:
The card came from the factory with an AiO cooler, which has now failed. I've replaced said AiO cooler with a used Aorus 2080Ti fan cooler. My problem is that the new fan cooler (3 overlapping fan deal) is not spinning. I have tried updating drivers with GeForce Experience, adjusting fan curve in MSI Afterburner and running tasks to get the GPU all the way to 80c before throttling back. Nothing has caused the fans to spin.
The original AiO cooler had fans built into the radiator and one fan shared a plug with the pump on a 4 pin header. The other fan had it's own 4 pin header. My air cooler has a plug for the 12 pin header, and no way to use those 4 pin units.
How can I tell the GPU to push fan voltage to the 12 pin header, and not the two 4 pin spots?
I have hit something of a wall with my Aorus Xtreme 2080Ti and I would very much appreciate some ideas. Also I bought the card from a friend and long story short, Aorus will not allow a warranty on the card. On to the issue:
The card came from the factory with an AiO cooler, which has now failed. I've replaced said AiO cooler with a used Aorus 2080Ti fan cooler. My problem is that the new fan cooler (3 overlapping fan deal) is not spinning. I have tried updating drivers with GeForce Experience, adjusting fan curve in MSI Afterburner and running tasks to get the GPU all the way to 80c before throttling back. Nothing has caused the fans to spin.
The original AiO cooler had fans built into the radiator and one fan shared a plug with the pump on a 4 pin header. The other fan had it's own 4 pin header. My air cooler has a plug for the 12 pin header, and no way to use those 4 pin units.
How can I tell the GPU to push fan voltage to the 12 pin header, and not the two 4 pin spots?