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seerge
Aug 11, 2024
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@mufaaf hello, default modes along with their fan curves are baked in BIOS. They are same with AC. On your screenshot you don't have any custom fan curves applied, you just use a Balanced profile so fan chart on the left has no effect. If you want fans behave more aggressively - use Turbo profile as a base, or apply custom fan curve. But please keep in mind, even if you will use custom fan curves - on Ally BIOS heavily overrides any custom fan curves (the same would happen in AC's manual mode). |
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@mufaaf if you want to use custom fan curve you need to click
Apply
of course. But BIOS can override custom fan curves if it believes that temps are too high for that fan speeds, same as it does it when you set them in Armoury.That's why some people on reddit just suggest to pick one of 3 default modes (along their default fan curves) and customize only power limits to achieve their goals.
On your screenshot you use Balanced mode (that by default comes with 15w limits) and set 25w limits there. If you want fans behave more aggressively you can use Turbo as a base and customize it in turn