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Case Fan Cpu Or Gpu. Pump headers on mine allow gpu temps to govern the fan speeds. By understanding the distinct characteristics of gpu and cpu fans, considering the influencing factors, and implementing additional. I mainly game on mine and set it to cpu. I have a custom curve to prevent it from ramping up and. I use fancontrol and determine case fan speeds with a custom fan curve/sensor based on the max of cpu and gpu temp. Otherwise, controlling via cpu temp is. The rpm of the fans and the temperature of cpu/case/gpu/other sensor will reach an equilibrium at some point, unless you set a. I think it would depend on what you use it for. There is always the sensor inside the cpu chip and that always is used for the cpu_fan header (and cpu_opt if you have that). But this is via my gigabyte fan control software, not the bios.

Otherwise, controlling via cpu temp is. I use fancontrol and determine case fan speeds with a custom fan curve/sensor based on the max of cpu and gpu temp. By understanding the distinct characteristics of gpu and cpu fans, considering the influencing factors, and implementing additional. There is always the sensor inside the cpu chip and that always is used for the cpu_fan header (and cpu_opt if you have that). I think it would depend on what you use it for. Pump headers on mine allow gpu temps to govern the fan speeds. The rpm of the fans and the temperature of cpu/case/gpu/other sensor will reach an equilibrium at some point, unless you set a. I mainly game on mine and set it to cpu. I have a custom curve to prevent it from ramping up and. But this is via my gigabyte fan control software, not the bios.

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Case Fan Cpu Or Gpu I think it would depend on what you use it for. There is always the sensor inside the cpu chip and that always is used for the cpu_fan header (and cpu_opt if you have that). Pump headers on mine allow gpu temps to govern the fan speeds. The rpm of the fans and the temperature of cpu/case/gpu/other sensor will reach an equilibrium at some point, unless you set a. But this is via my gigabyte fan control software, not the bios. By understanding the distinct characteristics of gpu and cpu fans, considering the influencing factors, and implementing additional. I think it would depend on what you use it for. I use fancontrol and determine case fan speeds with a custom fan curve/sensor based on the max of cpu and gpu temp. I have a custom curve to prevent it from ramping up and. Otherwise, controlling via cpu temp is. I mainly game on mine and set it to cpu.