where to place (kaze master) Sensor on Asus 780tidc2oc?

Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar
1

1stcowgirl

Honorable
Jul 25, 2012
38
0
10,540
iv got the kaze master pro fan controler, 6 channels + 6 sensors.
i placed one on the harddrive,
one on the low level of the CPU heatsink,
and i want to place one sensor o the graphic card.
i have asus 780 Ti DC2OC card and i dont know where to place it.
maybe on the backplate?
maybe between the heatsink fins?
just dont know.
can anyone help?

p.s.
case is CM 690 III (side fan), any sugestions will be apriciated.
 
Solution
I
Yeah - I don't know why bf4 stresses it so much more than titanfall. As I said - if it was me, I'd play with the fan profile in afterburner and make sure that over 75C the fans are going flat out
Sort by date Sort by votes
I

i7Baby

Titan
BANNED
Jul 25, 2012
44,084
2
106,960
The card has its own fans and controller (Afterburner). I'd leave the cpu fan controlled by the motherboard. So just use the controller for case fans. The mobo uefi should cover 3 case fans anyway. Does the controller have a manual/brochure? Read it and see if that helps.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
1

1stcowgirl

Honorable
Jul 25, 2012
38
0
10,540


Thank you for your replay, I am so sorry for not being exect.
i do not want to control the GPU fan.
i am planing to control the Case Side Fan (that blow on the G.Card), and i would like to know where to place the TEMP Sensor for that Area.
Thank you.

p.s.
the Asus 780Ti is a nasty power\heat hog....
(gpu is getting 90c and VRMS getting to 107c...although only on BF4 _ gotta say i had 680DC2OC before and before that Asus 480DC2, and never before i saw such temps.)
i dont know if these temps are legit' but i know for 100% that this specific card is very hot (reported from users all over the world).... anyway i got the CM 690 III (side 20mm fan) with fan controller and i wish to know as much as i can before reinstalling my pc to the new case.

thank you.


 
Upvote 0 Downvote
I

i7Baby

Titan
BANNED
Jul 25, 2012
44,084
2
106,960
As close as you can to the vrm the.

Your gpu shouldn't be getting to 90C. 70C maybe. Are you overclocking it? You gotta look after a nice card like that from Asus.

You sure you don't have problems? Download and run HWInfo and provide (3) screenshots of detail.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
1

1stcowgirl

Honorable
Jul 25, 2012
38
0
10,540


what 3 images you mean?

here are 3 modes: 10 min of gameplay

1 IDLE:

9130234343.png


2 Titalfall (Max Settings)

0166979108.png


3BF4 (max Settings _ scale on 120) See the VRMs

0398851383.png

 
Upvote 0 Downvote
I

i7Baby

Titan
BANNED
Jul 25, 2012
44,084
2
106,960
Thanks - cpu voltage, temps and fan rpms are ok all3

gpu voltage, temps and fan rpm ok at idle and titanfall but temp high in bf4.

So maybe its just that bf4 is pushing the card hard. I'd probably change the fan profile to get a bit more rpm for bf4 eg 2000rpm
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
1

1stcowgirl

Honorable
Jul 25, 2012
38
0
10,540


this is really buging me.
tell you why,
before the 780ti i had an Asus 680 DC2OC and it never reached those temps.
this is why im so confused
(the 680 also was on all highest settings)

 
Upvote 0 Downvote
1

1stcowgirl

Honorable
Jul 25, 2012
38
0
10,540


after aweek with with the fan control you sugested, i can say its ok.
i took your advice and use the fan control.
i keep it on 75c (and vrm gets to 85-90).
thank you.

 
Upvote 0 Downvote
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Latest posts

Moderators online

Share this page

COMPANY
RESOURCES
FOLLOW
Top Bottom