- Jul 1, 2013
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Hello everyone,
I have http://www.msi.com/product/vga/N660_TF_2GD5OC.html#hero-overview and after moving to new case saw that one cooler on it is not spinning, tryed to investigate further and what i saw:
1. At power on it makes 2-3 rounds and stops, it is not stuck or something.
2. After giving 10 minutes Furmark load temp goes to 77-78 but it is still not spinning and other speed according to GPUZ is 2700 RPM
3. Tried to raise speed in afterburner but it worked only for one that already was working
Should i RMA it ASAP? (still on warranty for 8 month or smth.) or it is some technology that prevent it from spinning until 80 C reached or more? I honestly do not remember how it was before as it sit 2 years in my case without any problems, and case is soundproof P182 and i cant tell any difference between 1-2 coolers spinning. I never checked temps until now but while gaming sessions a didn't have any breakdowns, maybe sometimes but i believe they more soft related.
Maybe it is possible to check in BIOS what defined for coolers and how they should spin?
I have http://www.msi.com/product/vga/N660_TF_2GD5OC.html#hero-overview and after moving to new case saw that one cooler on it is not spinning, tryed to investigate further and what i saw:
1. At power on it makes 2-3 rounds and stops, it is not stuck or something.
2. After giving 10 minutes Furmark load temp goes to 77-78 but it is still not spinning and other speed according to GPUZ is 2700 RPM
3. Tried to raise speed in afterburner but it worked only for one that already was working
Should i RMA it ASAP? (still on warranty for 8 month or smth.) or it is some technology that prevent it from spinning until 80 C reached or more? I honestly do not remember how it was before as it sit 2 years in my case without any problems, and case is soundproof P182 and i cant tell any difference between 1-2 coolers spinning. I never checked temps until now but while gaming sessions a didn't have any breakdowns, maybe sometimes but i believe they more soft related.
Maybe it is possible to check in BIOS what defined for coolers and how they should spin?
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