I need a software or anything that i can use to controll my fans speed manually. Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-10300H Processor 2.5 GHZ (8M Cache, up to 4.5 GHz, 4 cores)Ĭhipset: Mobile Intel® HM470 Express Chipsets My friend has an MSI laptop in which he can control the fan speed manually from that built-in software but my Armory Crate stuff doesn't seem to help enough though. When I turn it to turbo the fans seem to kick in with max speed but so does the cpu core clock and more high temperatures which results in a more choppy experience. The fans are ok at this mode but dont spin enough when the CPU needs it at those high temperatures. I always play it on Performance Mode from the Armory Crate. Idling at an average of 16.5W (according to MSI Afterburner) as I type this. BIOS of the card is fully updated to the latest version. My monitor setup is a Odyssey G7 1440p 240hz G-Sync enabled, and Alienware Aw2518h 1080p 120hz.My laptop seems to throttle on just the basic settings of GTA 5 after i found out on MSI Afterburner that cpu hits 85-96 ℃ regularly and thus drops performance as well as framerate. ASUS RTX 3080 TUF OC with Acer XB271HU monitor (1440p 165Hz G-Sync). Recently people ok the Asus forums started reporting this issue with idle power draw going above 50w triggering the fan stop.Įdit: For reference, mine is idling like this with a fresh install of windows with just the gpu drivers and amd chipset drivers with nvcp settings at default.Įdit 2: My card is a Strix 3090 Oc. The F17 complements its high-end CPU and GPU with everything you need for a great all-around experience. With its 1,499.99 (US) MSRP, it’s competitive both in performance and in price. Can you please post your idle power draw and monitor configuration ?Īre your fans spinning in idle at 1000 rpm ? The TUF Gaming F17 delivered smooth frame rates in every game I played, even in titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 that are famous for giving GPUs a workout.

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