Still using a dusty old 6870.
I tried the profile trick this morning... it works OK, but it's not perfect. You have to wait and hit it right at load, obviously making it slower...
Great idea (why didn't I think of that?). Thanks.
I know there would be a second burst on the way back down.. but that won't hurt anything. The card is perfectly stable at idle and at load.....
I don't think you're reading the curve correctly. Right now it works like this: 0-71= 10% (sits here all day) 72-83 = 33% (playing a game)...
I'm not worried about the temperature at all. Its 3.5 years old and spent most of it's life mining bitcoins at 85C no problem. The curve I use...
I've got the fan down as low as it'll go. Holding the temp lower is pointless since this card only gives me problems when it goes from from cold...
What's the problem?
I don't think it would be a problem. I just want give it a quick blast when I'm entering the load state. I basically have 2 fan speeds that hold...
My current curve looks like this... I've basically got 3 states: idle, load, and overheating: [IMG] This works really well and has...
I need 5 posts to be able to post images... one sec, will explain next post...
Bypass for "Sorry, the fan speed curve you've defined doesn't appear to be valid!"? "Sorry, the fan speed curve you've defined doesn't appear to...
It worked with the 5870! Thanks a lot.
I tried 3 HIS and 1 XFX but no luck. Gonna try swapping in a 5870 tomorrow.
Me too... been pulling my hair out the last two days.
