- Jun 11, 2014
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Hello,
I have a Gigabyte GA-H81M-DS2V mobo.
I have a PSU fan sucking air out of the machine, position directly over the CPU.
I have my GPU in the lower half of the case.
I recently bought 2 fans, and I fitted one at the front bottom pushing air in, and an exhaust at the back near the CPU and PSU. Here's the thing: When I use easytune to adjust the fans, the system temperature changes in a bizarre way. If I set the fans to 0, the system temp settles at a low 38c, if I have them both on low-medium, about (1200rpm), the temp increases to 45. If I turn them up to full blast (leaving the CPU fan on normal), the temp comes back down again to about 0 speed values. I am guessing this is just air flow pushing hot air onto the sensor (where ever that is), but is it anything to be concerned about?
Thanks for ideas.
I have a Gigabyte GA-H81M-DS2V mobo.
I have a PSU fan sucking air out of the machine, position directly over the CPU.
I have my GPU in the lower half of the case.
I recently bought 2 fans, and I fitted one at the front bottom pushing air in, and an exhaust at the back near the CPU and PSU. Here's the thing: When I use easytune to adjust the fans, the system temperature changes in a bizarre way. If I set the fans to 0, the system temp settles at a low 38c, if I have them both on low-medium, about (1200rpm), the temp increases to 45. If I turn them up to full blast (leaving the CPU fan on normal), the temp comes back down again to about 0 speed values. I am guessing this is just air flow pushing hot air onto the sensor (where ever that is), but is it anything to be concerned about?
Thanks for ideas.
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