GIGABYTE GTX 560 Ti Ultra need fan below 40%

[leane]

Hello,
I have GIGABYTE GTX 560 Ti Ultra Durable OC 1GB
When idle its temp/fan speed is 1900ot. and 25°C
I dont have hdd, only ssd and 140mm vents, so my pc is totally silent, but I can hear graphic card :[
I found sth about flashing bios and stuff but not enough info to do it.
Anyone can help me please? Ty.
edit: just found this http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/355896-15-nvidia-bios-flash-nvflash
gonna look into it, but feel free to comment if you have some tips.
edit2: ok in that topic is nothing about editing bios so still need help How to do it please :]

 

[samuelspark]

Or download MSI Afterburner and set the fan manually.

 

[leane]

40% is lowest setting in afterburner I want at least 30.

 

[samuelspark]

If you go any lower, you're risking your card of overheating when gaming.

Possible get headphones, or a silent case?

 

[leane]

I don't play games a lot, but still It's not gonna overheat. It has some breakpoints like 40% if temp is below 30°C, 50-60% if temp is below 50°C etc.. Thats the thing, I'm mostly just programing and stuff and temps are lower then 30°C, but fan minimum is 40%. It's unnecessarily high. Thats why I want to flash bios to get 30% fan when browsing web and stuff like that.

 

[samuelspark]

Have you tried Virtu? Use the integrated graphics unless you're playing games.

 

[leane]

Come on I don't wanna use int. gfx cause I need 560Ti sometimes. Ye maybe virtu can shut external card off and use integrated, but I don't have virtu and it works just on ivy bridge if I'm not wrong.

 

[fantastik250]

It's really hard not make the fan go 30%. If it's hot, it's hot. It's better that the card stay cool. You will have to get used to it. Or put some sound dampening material inside your case.

 

[samuelspark]

It works for Sandy Bridge.
http://hothardware.com/Reviews/Lucids-Virtu-Software-Combines-Best-of-Both-Worlds/

Overclock the HD 3000 if you need to.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/275461-29-review-overclocked-intel-3000-graphics-performance#t1978730

 

[leane]

It's really hard not make the fan go 30%. If it's hot, it's hot. It's better that the card stay cool. You will have to get used to it. Or put some sound dampening material inside your case.

Are you sure? I found some stuff that it's easy, you just need to flash and edit bios. But to be honest I didn't find any good tutorial :/

It works for Sandy Bridge.
http://hothardware.com/Reviews/Lucids-Virtu-Software-Combines-Best-of-Both-Worlds/

Overclock the HD 3000 if you need to.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/275461-29-review-overclocked-intel-3000-graphics-performance#t1978730

I have p67 mb so I'm damned :[