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Processor | i7 3770K (4.3 GHz) |
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Motherboard | P8P67M-Pro |
Cooling | Zalman CNPS10X + Noctua NF-F12 |
Memory | 16GB (4x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz |
Video Card(s) | Asus R9 280x DCUII Top @ 1155 MHz - 1200mV |
Storage | Samsung 850 evo 250GB // Samsung 830 128GB // Barracuda 1TB // Travelstar 250GB |
Display(s) | 1440p 144Hz Freesync Samsung |
Case | Corsair 400R |
Power Supply | XFX 550w |
Software | windows 10 Pro - Ubuntu 16.04.1 |
Hi to everyone!
I've followed this forum for a while, and I must admit it's great!
Now, I have a problem with my motherboard, an Asus P8P67-M Pro
I've recently changed all the fans in my case with PWM fans, I thought that, since I keep the system on my desk, that will give me good control over noise.
The problem is that I've problem with the PWM control, I mean, the Asus Utility (FanXpert) is incredibly slow to change the rpm, and the rpm fluctuate almost for no reason, sometimes the cpu fan remain stuck at idle speed even if the cpu temp goes up.
There are possibilities to use other programs? because in windows 7 everything was great, but I don't want to downgrade from w8.1
I had some trouble with SpeedFan, so if possible I prefer avoid it.
Hope to have choose the right section! Thanks!
I've followed this forum for a while, and I must admit it's great!
Now, I have a problem with my motherboard, an Asus P8P67-M Pro
I've recently changed all the fans in my case with PWM fans, I thought that, since I keep the system on my desk, that will give me good control over noise.
The problem is that I've problem with the PWM control, I mean, the Asus Utility (FanXpert) is incredibly slow to change the rpm, and the rpm fluctuate almost for no reason, sometimes the cpu fan remain stuck at idle speed even if the cpu temp goes up.
There are possibilities to use other programs? because in windows 7 everything was great, but I don't want to downgrade from w8.1
I had some trouble with SpeedFan, so if possible I prefer avoid it.
Hope to have choose the right section! Thanks!