[SOLVED] AMD Radeon Software Fan settings

Charlie161

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So ive been messing around with my AMD Radeon Software and because of where my cpu is placed in its putting hot air onto my gpu causing my pc to crash ive been messing around with the fan speeds and when they will speed up when it reaches a certain temp was wondering if these settings are good or if not if you could help me choose some

https://ibb.co/ZdWzRZB - ScreenShot of setting

(Sorry if this doesn't fall under this specific part of the forums)
 
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So ive been messing around with my AMD Radeon Software and because of where my cpu is placed in its putting hot air onto my gpu causing my pc to crash ive been messing around with the fan speeds and when they will speed up when it reaches a certain temp was wondering if these settings are good or if not if you could help me choose some

https://ibb.co/ZdWzRZB - ScreenShot of setting

(Sorry if this doesn't fall under this specific part of the forums)
It look good, but i personally only start to ramp the fans up real high when it reaches 80+, but now i just leave it on auto.

If noise isnt a problem for you then sure thats a fine fan curve, but if it is, i suggest to only start ramping your fans when it hits 60+.

But may...
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So ive been messing around with my AMD Radeon Software and because of where my cpu is placed in its putting hot air onto my gpu causing my pc to crash ive been messing around with the fan speeds and when they will speed up when it reaches a certain temp was wondering if these settings are good or if not if you could help me choose some

https://ibb.co/ZdWzRZB - ScreenShot of setting

(Sorry if this doesn't fall under this specific part of the forums)
It look good, but i personally only start to ramp the fans up real high when it reaches 80+, but now i just leave it on auto.

If noise isnt a problem for you then sure thats a fine fan curve, but if it is, i suggest to only start ramping your fans when it hits 60+.

But may i also ask, how how does your GPU get? like, is it that bad of a thermal issue that it manages to crash your pc? (I suggest using a hardware monitor like HwInfo which is free)

Hope that helps!
-Nic
 
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