My chip fan on an Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe motherboard speeds up to its maximum RPM and after a while (a few mins) it shoots down to 1000 or so RPM. From there it accelerates again and comes down. I'm a bit worried about how 'healthy' it is to the fan. I'm also irritated by the sound it makes when the RPM comes down so quick.
Here's a screenie from Asus Probe showing the situation:
Now, I don't have problems with the temperature on the chip. It's very stable at 36 degrees Celsius when idle and under stress it may rise a degree or two. But the fan still does the jumping when under stress.
What I'd want, is a way to at least make that jumping stop. What I'd really like is to set that fan speed to 1000RPM or something like that. And only make it come up when the temperature actually does rise.
Here's a picture of the temperature monitor as well, though it doesn't really matter:
Can anyone help? What should I do? :?
Here's a screenie from Asus Probe showing the situation:
Now, I don't have problems with the temperature on the chip. It's very stable at 36 degrees Celsius when idle and under stress it may rise a degree or two. But the fan still does the jumping when under stress.
What I'd want, is a way to at least make that jumping stop. What I'd really like is to set that fan speed to 1000RPM or something like that. And only make it come up when the temperature actually does rise.
Here's a picture of the temperature monitor as well, though it doesn't really matter:
Can anyone help? What should I do? :?