I have i5-8600 [non K], msi z370 sli plus because I was running gtx 970 sli but now have Aorus gtx 1660 Ti and 750 psu. Is everything from msi crap? I fooking hate 'msi command center' and msi afterburner. They work like shite. Command center would not update to the latest version. I downloaded again and tried to run it and nothing happened. So I tried to update through msi app manager. It still didn't work. So I clean uninstall and downloaded app manager and ran it and now command center is not on the list of updates. So I again download command center and now it tells me that this version of c.c. is not compatible with my 6-month new msi z370 mobo. WTF? So I uninstall it all and say "fuggedaboudit". I hope that I don't need this agro. I don't overclock at all. I liked having my fans and temps monitored when gaming and now I can't so I think that it's no biggie. I can use NZXT's CAM and/or GPU-Z to see the temperatures and cpu fan speed, when not gaming and that's good.
When gaming I use <ASUS GPU Tweak> just to see the temps in-game when gaming. When c.c. was working, I think that 'smart mode' controlled the fans according to loads and 'manual mode' was me setting the fan speeds. Finally, here's the question, sorry. When I start my 'puter, do all 6 of my 4-pin case fans on <sys_fan> header, run on default and are controlled by the mobo according to loads? Since I can't control them now, I hope the answer is "yes" so I don't have to worry about fooking MSI shite. So now I can turn it on and go. I apologize for the length, but I wanted to ensure that I put down all pertinent information. Thanks. paca
When gaming I use <ASUS GPU Tweak> just to see the temps in-game when gaming. When c.c. was working, I think that 'smart mode' controlled the fans according to loads and 'manual mode' was me setting the fan speeds. Finally, here's the question, sorry. When I start my 'puter, do all 6 of my 4-pin case fans on <sys_fan> header, run on default and are controlled by the mobo according to loads? Since I can't control them now, I hope the answer is "yes" so I don't have to worry about fooking MSI shite. So now I can turn it on and go. I apologize for the length, but I wanted to ensure that I put down all pertinent information. Thanks. paca