[SOLVED] Gpu Fan reach 3000rpm when idle.

[Jamal Maleek]

Hi tomshardware people, i got a problem.
My GPU reach 2998 rpm, when idle.
Temp is normal, below 40 C

Spec:
gtx galax 1080 Hall Of Fame.
CPU i7 11700K
Motherboard ASUS ROG xiii hero
PSU corsair RM 850x
ignore chasis 7 there is no chasis 7 in my motherboard

i tried to reset my pc (all drives are deleted)
i tried to use MSI after burn, nothing happened.

Any solution?

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[XxDarkMario20xX]

there is nothing wrong with your temps or fan speeds it’s doing there job by cooling down your gpu. If you lower fan speed more chance of temp going to go high. Even if your gpu is In idle it still running.. my gpu is always on idle at 40 safe idle temp

 

[Jamal Maleek]

Thank you for your answers. Gpu Fan speed reach 2998, but normally my GPU fan only reach 989 - 1084 RPM when the computer is idle. In my room now, it's reach 70 Db. It's really loud dude

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Thank you for your answers. Gpu Fan speed reach 2998, but normally my GPU fan only reach 989 - 1084 RPM when the computer is idle. In my room now, it's reach 70 Db. It's really loud dude

Have you tried going Into bios and doing fan curve or go on msi afterburner and slow the fan down know you tried it but keep trying

 

[Jamal Maleek]

Have you tried going Into bios and doing fan curve or go on msi afterburner and slow the fan down know you tried it but keep trying

Nothing happened sir, my gpu isn't corresponding to the software/bios.

 

[LTL428]

Have you tried using a different software, like ASUS GPU tweak II/III?

 

[Satan-IR]

Check in Nvidia Control Panel under 3D settings and see if the Power Management is set to Adaptive or Optimal or not. If not the card might remain at a higher state and get higher tamps and the fanc kick in and stay beucase of the temps.

Although the fan running at almost 100%? speed should bring the temps down and the fan should behave according to the curve it's set to.

Also, as said above, your temps seem to be quite good for idle. Another thing is get HWiNFO from here. Portable version is standalone and doesn't require installation. You can double check with that and see if the temps, wattage and and fan speed readings are actually what the other software is showing.