jaeinstant.blogg.se - Do i need evga precision x to keep fan curve

Including a link to relevant content is permitted, but comments should be relevant to the post topic. Comments deemed to be spam or solely promotional in nature will be deleted.

The software can be downloaded from the link below:

Fixes issue where the VF curve value is cleared when Apply is used on another pageĮVGA releases Precision Framerate Limit, Source: VideoCardz.

Fixes issue where LED temperature mode fails and resets to rainbow mode.

Sync framerate limit with NVIDIA Control Panel and sets max value to 1000FPS.

This of course only applies to graphics cards sold prior to EVGA releasing a new revision of their RTX 30 graphics cards. By enabling the frame limit through Precision software no game should now exceed the value, which will help to prevent such cases. This has resulted in many EVGA cards going out of service, mainly due to hardware defects that did not account for such extremely high framerates. This is of course a reminiscent of EVGA’s problems with Amazon’s New World game which had no frame limit during its beta phase.

The company claims that it now has ‘significant improvements’, such as better visualization of the graph.ĮVGA releases Precision X1 with VF Curve Editor, Source: EVGAĪmong other updates is the synchronization of Precision’s built-in frame limit with the one in the NVIDIA Control Panel. It has an Intel 11900K CPU.The monitoring and overclocking software update primary focus is on Voltage-Frequency curve modification. That fixed a lot of the fan speed fluctuation, but I'd still like to smooth it out.ġ) What's a good temperature for 100% fan speed? I'd like to set it to the highest reasonable temperature, well within recommended CPU temperature limits.Ģ) Would there be much harm in lowering the max fan speed to something like 1200 RPM, rather than 1500 RPM? I guess I should just try, and see how hot it gets.īy the way, this is an air-cooled machine, with a huge Noctua NH-D15S cooler. I changed the curve, so that it ramps up to full speed by 50 C. The default curves have the fans running at 600 RPM while idling, and they ramp up to 1500 RPM once the CPU hits 40 C. This causes the fan speed to bounce up and down constantly while doing basic (non-gaming) tasks. However, if I do just about anything, like open a simple web page, the fan speed kicks up noticeably. For example, while idling the fans are only 600 RPM. I noticed that the fans keep changing speeds when I'm doing really basic operations.