Hey guys, having a little problem here so I think I could use some help..
since a couple of weeks im having heat problems on my GPU, started from.. UHM.. nowhere!
I have MSI afterburner with fan control with user settings always running, but now seems almost usless because i can reach 90+ °C temperature wile using the gpu from 60 to 100% ( idle is 39/40 °C ).
Now i've noticed that if i move the fan speed control on my MSI from 40 to 100 wile having my hand near the GPU fan, the speed seems to remain just the same. So i thought could be a software problem and i tried ntune ( cant use it because i have an asrock with intel socket so it would just go blue screen every time), rivatuner, EVGA and Asus utiluty tool. Same problem, the RPM of the fans remain just the same and they are at minimum level so the video card just go overheat for nothing. No physical impediments on the fans ( dust or whatever )
Anyone can figure this out?
PS: i got accelero twin turbo II on my vga as cooler so its supposed to be WAY better then the standard cooling case of the MSI 460 .
since a couple of weeks im having heat problems on my GPU, started from.. UHM.. nowhere!
I have MSI afterburner with fan control with user settings always running, but now seems almost usless because i can reach 90+ °C temperature wile using the gpu from 60 to 100% ( idle is 39/40 °C ).
Now i've noticed that if i move the fan speed control on my MSI from 40 to 100 wile having my hand near the GPU fan, the speed seems to remain just the same. So i thought could be a software problem and i tried ntune ( cant use it because i have an asrock with intel socket so it would just go blue screen every time), rivatuner, EVGA and Asus utiluty tool. Same problem, the RPM of the fans remain just the same and they are at minimum level so the video card just go overheat for nothing. No physical impediments on the fans ( dust or whatever )
Anyone can figure this out?
PS: i got accelero twin turbo II on my vga as cooler so its supposed to be WAY better then the standard cooling case of the MSI 460 .
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