darklightuk
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Hello one and all:
I bought myself a nice new 9800 GT 1 gb gfx unit because my last one been a 8800 GT died from over heating and lack of cooling. At the same time as i bought above i got myself a new psu 600 Wat.
Since installation the GFX card has been set to 100% fan rate ( frightend that anything lower is not correct and will over heat the system ) My problem is:
While gaming like: Burn Out, Cyrsis, Fallout 3 anything like that the fan resets back to 40% some times alittle higher some times alittle lower. Exiting the game does nothing. Ive used Rivatune to set it to be at 100% still no effect, you even try and change the fan settings it takes then resets back to a crappy 40%.
Mean while: I can play WoW all day with no problems, high settings with no breaks. Even off a cold start the pc sits at 100% then as soon as i play burn out 20-30 mins later im back to 75c and a 40% fan.
PLEASE HELP! Im kicking the **** thing everytime it slows down and im getting annoyed with it!
Ty for reading this post
I bought myself a nice new 9800 GT 1 gb gfx unit because my last one been a 8800 GT died from over heating and lack of cooling. At the same time as i bought above i got myself a new psu 600 Wat.
Since installation the GFX card has been set to 100% fan rate ( frightend that anything lower is not correct and will over heat the system ) My problem is:
While gaming like: Burn Out, Cyrsis, Fallout 3 anything like that the fan resets back to 40% some times alittle higher some times alittle lower. Exiting the game does nothing. Ive used Rivatune to set it to be at 100% still no effect, you even try and change the fan settings it takes then resets back to a crappy 40%.
Mean while: I can play WoW all day with no problems, high settings with no breaks. Even off a cold start the pc sits at 100% then as soon as i play burn out 20-30 mins later im back to 75c and a 40% fan.
PLEASE HELP! Im kicking the **** thing everytime it slows down and im getting annoyed with it!
Ty for reading this post