I spent quite a few hours fine tuning a Fan Curve ..
I am using a Ryzen 3600, so your temps may vary slightly.
But in regards to fan dB and RPM, these tips are still valid.
** Sitting directly next (1-2 ft) of my build, near head height
20% is silent .. and 45% was my personal (picky) tolerance.
At 45% my temps are 65 - 70c while gaming
Knowing those things ..
20% fan at 0 to 55c .. (idle, browsing)
45% fan at 55c .. (gaming)
60% fan at 75c .. (heavy use)
100% fan at 80c
Then set a temperature threshold in the bios for 80c
At max temp only, it will dial the boost clock and volts back
I found it to be running at 3.8 from 4 ghz .. a fair trade off.
This gives you a worry free, silent, and stable experience.
If you want to take this a step further ..
You can play around with some under volting
I recommend an offset of -25 mV to -50 mV
I am using a Ryzen 3600, so your temps may vary slightly.
But in regards to fan dB and RPM, these tips are still valid.
** Sitting directly next (1-2 ft) of my build, near head height
20% is silent .. and 45% was my personal (picky) tolerance.
At 45% my temps are 65 - 70c while gaming
Knowing those things ..
20% fan at 0 to 55c .. (idle, browsing)
45% fan at 55c .. (gaming)
60% fan at 75c .. (heavy use)
100% fan at 80c
Then set a temperature threshold in the bios for 80c
At max temp only, it will dial the boost clock and volts back
I found it to be running at 3.8 from 4 ghz .. a fair trade off.
This gives you a worry free, silent, and stable experience.
If you want to take this a step further ..
You can play around with some under volting
I recommend an offset of -25 mV to -50 mV
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