Hello,
Recently my Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080 Ti Xtreme 11G graphics card has been experiencing an issue where the fans will ramp (while gaming) up to 4000+ RPM as the GPU temperature reaches 85c degrees and then as the GPU drops to 84c degrees, the fans instantly drop to ~2000 RPM. As such, the fans go into this endless cycle of up, down, up, down. With that an increase in extreme noise.
Seen here ( View: https://imgur.com/a/hQUkqio
) in the software, you can see what is happening along with the GPU's current settings for power. The fans are in this up, down cycle while the GPU temperature remains essentially constant and, as expected, so should the fan. I've attempted to clean reinstall the Aorus software in case it was a bug in the Auto fan curve, but the problem remains. Further troubleshooting included setting the fan speed to a Manual setting of 100% and creating a custom fan curve, but each time the GPU ramps the fans to 4000+ RPM the moment it hits 85c degrees. Regardless of the setting. The problem continues on stock settings as well.
The case is properly cooled in a Corsair Crystal 680X case with three LL120 intake fans in the front, two at the top acting as exhaust, one in the rear also acting as exhaust, and finally two Noctua fans positioned at the bottom; again, acting as exhaust. All are 120mm. The rear compartment is cooled by a Noctua slim 92mm fan. The graphics card sits vertically in the case.
My problem was first discovered a few weeks ago, but no major system changes were made then. In attempt to help resolve the issue and rule out the Aorus software having a bug, a full clean reinstall of Windows 10 was performed a week ago. The software has been reinstalled.
Other specifications of the system include a Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 5 motherboard, i5-8600K CPU, 16GB 2666MHz RAM, and a 750W Platinum SeaSonic PSU.
This problem just recently started to happen and I am not sure what caused it. Any assistance or thoughts on what to help here would be appreciated.
Recently my Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080 Ti Xtreme 11G graphics card has been experiencing an issue where the fans will ramp (while gaming) up to 4000+ RPM as the GPU temperature reaches 85c degrees and then as the GPU drops to 84c degrees, the fans instantly drop to ~2000 RPM. As such, the fans go into this endless cycle of up, down, up, down. With that an increase in extreme noise.
Seen here ( View: https://imgur.com/a/hQUkqio
) in the software, you can see what is happening along with the GPU's current settings for power. The fans are in this up, down cycle while the GPU temperature remains essentially constant and, as expected, so should the fan. I've attempted to clean reinstall the Aorus software in case it was a bug in the Auto fan curve, but the problem remains. Further troubleshooting included setting the fan speed to a Manual setting of 100% and creating a custom fan curve, but each time the GPU ramps the fans to 4000+ RPM the moment it hits 85c degrees. Regardless of the setting. The problem continues on stock settings as well.
The case is properly cooled in a Corsair Crystal 680X case with three LL120 intake fans in the front, two at the top acting as exhaust, one in the rear also acting as exhaust, and finally two Noctua fans positioned at the bottom; again, acting as exhaust. All are 120mm. The rear compartment is cooled by a Noctua slim 92mm fan. The graphics card sits vertically in the case.
My problem was first discovered a few weeks ago, but no major system changes were made then. In attempt to help resolve the issue and rule out the Aorus software having a bug, a full clean reinstall of Windows 10 was performed a week ago. The software has been reinstalled.
Other specifications of the system include a Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 5 motherboard, i5-8600K CPU, 16GB 2666MHz RAM, and a 750W Platinum SeaSonic PSU.
This problem just recently started to happen and I am not sure what caused it. Any assistance or thoughts on what to help here would be appreciated.