So I transferred my PC into a new case and since then my GPU fans have gone crazy. They will ramp up to 100% when gaming or under other load, then just get stuck there.
ALL monitoring software (HWinfo, GPU-Z, HWmonitor etc.) tells me the fans are at running at 0% speed. Control software such as Aorus Pro & Afterburner fans have NO effect on the fan speed at all. And the only way I have found to fix it is to restart my PC... THREE times in a row!!! With each restart the fans ramp down a bit until on the 3rd restart they hit their normal quiet idling speed.
I thought it may have been a bios problem, but I flashed the bios this afternoon & loaded optimized defaults and it's made no difference whatsoever.
One other thing, I did have this problem very occasionally before I rebuilt the PC in the new case, they'd ramp to 100% and get stuck, but it only happened very rarely and was fixed by a single restart - now it seems that every time they ramp up they get stuck every time. The only hardware "change" I made with the new rebuild was to add an M2 SSD hard drive.
What on Earth is going on? Can anyone please help? Any ideas would be hugely appreciated because I am at a total loss to understand what is going on, why it's suddenly started happening, or how I might be able to fix it.
I've browsed all through the bios but I can't find any settings that would seem to be related. Why would Aorus & Afterburner be unable to affect fan speed and why do all monitoring programs say 0% fan usage? They seem to report all other parameters correctly.
The card is a Gigabyte GTX1080Ti running on Aorus Z390 motherboard with windows 10.
Again, any help would be so hugely appreciated... I have no idea what to do. I can't even find anyone having any problem like this.
Thank you!
ALL monitoring software (HWinfo, GPU-Z, HWmonitor etc.) tells me the fans are at running at 0% speed. Control software such as Aorus Pro & Afterburner fans have NO effect on the fan speed at all. And the only way I have found to fix it is to restart my PC... THREE times in a row!!! With each restart the fans ramp down a bit until on the 3rd restart they hit their normal quiet idling speed.
I thought it may have been a bios problem, but I flashed the bios this afternoon & loaded optimized defaults and it's made no difference whatsoever.
One other thing, I did have this problem very occasionally before I rebuilt the PC in the new case, they'd ramp to 100% and get stuck, but it only happened very rarely and was fixed by a single restart - now it seems that every time they ramp up they get stuck every time. The only hardware "change" I made with the new rebuild was to add an M2 SSD hard drive.
What on Earth is going on? Can anyone please help? Any ideas would be hugely appreciated because I am at a total loss to understand what is going on, why it's suddenly started happening, or how I might be able to fix it.
I've browsed all through the bios but I can't find any settings that would seem to be related. Why would Aorus & Afterburner be unable to affect fan speed and why do all monitoring programs say 0% fan usage? They seem to report all other parameters correctly.
The card is a Gigabyte GTX1080Ti running on Aorus Z390 motherboard with windows 10.
Again, any help would be so hugely appreciated... I have no idea what to do. I can't even find anyone having any problem like this.
Thank you!