Hello all. I have experiences in components for PC, but i am not sure (and can't find) any information about longevity of torx fans. I just bought few days ago - new - MSI RTX 1660 Ti ( Gaming X edition ) and i am curious about their lifespan and longevity. To be more accurate - How much it wear bearings on this MSI Torx fans (from Gaming ediitoni of Cooler) ? Because i am playing game (for example), which is not so much GPU power hungry (when there is no action), but where is action and some effects, GPU become warmer and then turn fans on, later (lets say few mins) there is again no action and the time between action and idle (for example selling thigs, polishing other items) fans turns off, then again.
My primary question is, then : Do i have to worry about turning on / off fans in so short time (while gaming like this) or should i set my own Fan Curve in MSI AB, or just i can ignore it? My location is atm warmer (26°C ambient at day), because there is starting summer.
I cannot find any information (or even test / experiences from users) if this is reliable information (about longevity with these fans) or not and if i have to worry about this things. Maybe i am just paranoid, but i wouldn't broke the fans lets say (with this stopping / running ) after year. I know there is a RMA possible, but still.
Could you say your opinions please? Thank you so much.
Regards,
Arm0r!
My primary question is, then : Do i have to worry about turning on / off fans in so short time (while gaming like this) or should i set my own Fan Curve in MSI AB, or just i can ignore it? My location is atm warmer (26°C ambient at day), because there is starting summer.
I cannot find any information (or even test / experiences from users) if this is reliable information (about longevity with these fans) or not and if i have to worry about this things. Maybe i am just paranoid, but i wouldn't broke the fans lets say (with this stopping / running ) after year. I know there is a RMA possible, but still.
Could you say your opinions please? Thank you so much.
Regards,
Arm0r!