With my custom flat fan curve are the same 68 and 88 but, without stuttering. Stock core clock and voltage with custom fan curve and as a result stuttering stuttering, are about 68 and 88.

With stock core clock and voltage, the maximum (with stock fan curve) gpu temp i see is 71c and hot spot at 93c.

Temps are always in check with or without custom fan curve, no problem at all. I've not messed about with the temp numbers but it makes me wonder that if the fan numbers are so far out, the temp numbers are likely are as well, hence why the fan curve we are trying to set doesn't add up to what it's trying to do.Īnyway, when I say it mostly work, I mean that it seems to stick to the fan curve I want it to do but it seems to aggressively slow the fan speeds even thought it shouldn't.Īnyway, I'll keep working on it and if I find anything new, I'll report it here. I also find that the fan percentage curve is quite different in the drivers compared to other software like gpu-z, the idle fan speed is reporting as 23% whereas gpu-z is reporting the correct number at 9% None of this really makes much sense because the fans seem to work mostly with these settings but the numbers I am using are set to different fan speeds then they are supposed to be. With the above settings, my fans stay on when idle at a low fan speed of around 400rpm, when gaming, it mostly stays at around 1200rpm which is very quiet and if needed, it can go higher if more cooling is needed but it rarely is needed.

I found a solution, kind of, I have my fan settings at?

Hwinfo fan control