I am trying to find a way to make it so that one of my case fans will run its speeds based off of my GPU's temperature instead of my CPU's temperature. I have recently installed the stock fan that came with my tower in a way so that it feeds my CPU more air, but I noticed that after doing that, my GPU temps had started to sky rocket. I knew that the case fans ran off of CPU temps, but I'm trying to figure out how to get one of my fans to run off of GPU temp. This is what I have:
Motherboard: ASUS B150 Pro Gaming D3
Card: MSI Nvidia 1060 GTX 6GB
Fan in question: Corsair ML140 Pro
I remember talking to ASUS customer support some time ago and them saying that this is in fact possible, that I would have to change something in the BIOS.
Anyone have any solutions? If need be it I could always uninstall the stock fan and let my CPU get hotter (it never did get super hot, it usually peaks at around 55C in only one of my games) thus making my case fans spin faster and feed my GPU more air.
Motherboard: ASUS B150 Pro Gaming D3
Card: MSI Nvidia 1060 GTX 6GB
Fan in question: Corsair ML140 Pro
I remember talking to ASUS customer support some time ago and them saying that this is in fact possible, that I would have to change something in the BIOS.
Anyone have any solutions? If need be it I could always uninstall the stock fan and let my CPU get hotter (it never did get super hot, it usually peaks at around 55C in only one of my games) thus making my case fans spin faster and feed my GPU more air.
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