- Nov 20, 2014
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So recently swtiched form a gigabyte z87 d3hp motherboard to this evga z87 FTW boarrd[1] . I dont remember the temperatures for my old pc on idle but i can actually hear the fans on compared to an almost quiet build with my last motherboard.
Guess 1: The 58C temperature that speedfan reports here
ttp://imgur.com/N1IUh7F
is causing my hyper 212 evo to speed up. It averages around 1300-1600 RMP on idle. The moment it speeds up is very noticeable.
Guess2: motherboard VRM heatsink felt a little loose for some reason but i thought nothing of it. Maybe this is causing a temp spike?
I tried looking in bios settings for cpu fan speeds and they are set to SMART which i assume should control the fan based on CPU temp. I cannot change that option or at least i havent found out how.3
How should I go about this? I want my build to be as quiet as before.
Im currently installing all of my windows 8 drivers since I cant figure the problem out. Maybe that will fix it. If not I downloaded the newest bios version, I dont know what version my motherboard is so i'll be checking that out too.
Guess 1: The 58C temperature that speedfan reports here
ttp://imgur.com/N1IUh7F
is causing my hyper 212 evo to speed up. It averages around 1300-1600 RMP on idle. The moment it speeds up is very noticeable.
Guess2: motherboard VRM heatsink felt a little loose for some reason but i thought nothing of it. Maybe this is causing a temp spike?
I tried looking in bios settings for cpu fan speeds and they are set to SMART which i assume should control the fan based on CPU temp. I cannot change that option or at least i havent found out how.3
How should I go about this? I want my build to be as quiet as before.
Im currently installing all of my windows 8 drivers since I cant figure the problem out. Maybe that will fix it. If not I downloaded the newest bios version, I dont know what version my motherboard is so i'll be checking that out too.
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