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Case Fans Ramping Up. I'd like to prevent these spikes affecting the fan curves of my cpu and case fans, and only react when the temperatures stay. It looks like a heart rate monitor. I've built a pc and its louder than expected, even when idle. The case fans seem to constantly ramp up and down. Also, case fans are based off chipset temperatures rather. It's likely the setting within bios (pwm) basically giving the fans the freedom to ramp up and down depending on what your system is doing or. If that helps, i set a fixed cpu fans speed until 55c, past then the fans start ramping up. At idle the fans will constantly and rhythmically rev up and down between 1000 and 1500 rpm. My case fans like to ramp up to 100% briefly when my cpu has usage spikes. In bios/software your fans are set at a default curve, which starts a slow climb from @ 30°c minimum duty cycle to. This is common in a lot of modern games and is.

This is common in a lot of modern games and is. My case fans like to ramp up to 100% briefly when my cpu has usage spikes. At idle the fans will constantly and rhythmically rev up and down between 1000 and 1500 rpm. I'd like to prevent these spikes affecting the fan curves of my cpu and case fans, and only react when the temperatures stay. Also, case fans are based off chipset temperatures rather. In bios/software your fans are set at a default curve, which starts a slow climb from @ 30°c minimum duty cycle to. I've built a pc and its louder than expected, even when idle. It looks like a heart rate monitor. It's likely the setting within bios (pwm) basically giving the fans the freedom to ramp up and down depending on what your system is doing or. The case fans seem to constantly ramp up and down.

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Case Fans Ramping Up It's likely the setting within bios (pwm) basically giving the fans the freedom to ramp up and down depending on what your system is doing or. Also, case fans are based off chipset temperatures rather. My case fans like to ramp up to 100% briefly when my cpu has usage spikes. I've built a pc and its louder than expected, even when idle. At idle the fans will constantly and rhythmically rev up and down between 1000 and 1500 rpm. I'd like to prevent these spikes affecting the fan curves of my cpu and case fans, and only react when the temperatures stay. If that helps, i set a fixed cpu fans speed until 55c, past then the fans start ramping up. The case fans seem to constantly ramp up and down. This is common in a lot of modern games and is. In bios/software your fans are set at a default curve, which starts a slow climb from @ 30°c minimum duty cycle to. It's likely the setting within bios (pwm) basically giving the fans the freedom to ramp up and down depending on what your system is doing or. It looks like a heart rate monitor.