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Vertico

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08-20-2008 at 01:49:54 AM

I have an EVGA 780i motherboard and windows xp.

I downloaded what I thought was the latest version of nTune for the sole purpose of changing fan speeds. However, when I launch nTune and enter the motherboard menu, all of my fans are grayed out. Same with my voltages too.

Any suggestions?

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warcry

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08-20-2008 at 01:54:15 AM

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Perhaps the fans you are trying to change are not speed adjustable?
nTune can be annoying like that though, i could be wrong but i think they have stopped support for nTune now.
What fans are you trying to speed up, i suggest trying riva tuner.

Vertico

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08-20-2008 at 02:01:48 AM

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Well, on my previous motherboard (EVGA 680i) nTune worked fine.

I do have Rivatuner but I can't figure out how to change the fan speeds O_O

Is Rivatuner capable of changing all fans? (cpu, northbridge, system, etc)?

warcry

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08-20-2008 at 02:12:37 AM

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Oh sorry man i meant for only the GPU.
the 780i mobo is pretty new from what i know, so perhaps ntune does not support it yet? i think the latest version of ntune is still from 07 or early 08, so that would explain it.

Vertico

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