Kornowski VIP Member Jan 25, 2008 #1 Hey, I can't find the temps or the fan speed for my 8800GTS G92, I've tried Rivatiuner 2.06 & ATI Tool 0.26 Any ideas?
Hey, I can't find the temps or the fan speed for my 8800GTS G92, I've tried Rivatiuner 2.06 & ATI Tool 0.26 Any ideas?
Kornowski VIP Member Jan 25, 2008 #2 I got ATI Tool 0.27 to show the temps... but can't find where to change the fan speed? Are these temps good?
I got ATI Tool 0.27 to show the temps... but can't find where to change the fan speed? Are these temps good?
mep916 Administrator Staff member Jan 25, 2008 #3 The temps look good. Dunno how to control the fans, though. Sorry.
Kornowski VIP Member Jan 27, 2008 #8 Does this look right? I put the fan on fixed 70%, should I just leave it at Auto... what will it go up to % wise, when gaming, if left on auto? It's SOO loud on 100%
Does this look right? I put the fan on fixed 70%, should I just leave it at Auto... what will it go up to % wise, when gaming, if left on auto? It's SOO loud on 100%
Geoff VIP Member Jan 27, 2008 #10 Are you using ATI Tool 0.27 B4? I believe that was released November 29th of 2007 and I can now see the GPU temp as well as the fan speed under Vista.
Are you using ATI Tool 0.27 B4? I believe that was released November 29th of 2007 and I can now see the GPU temp as well as the fan speed under Vista.
Kornowski VIP Member Jan 27, 2008 #11 I'm using Rivatuner, I just don't know if the settings are Ok, and what I should have the fan set to?
I'm using Rivatuner, I just don't know if the settings are Ok, and what I should have the fan set to?
Kesava Active Member Jan 27, 2008 #12 i find that having my fan on auto doesnt work well for me... it never goes above like 40% even when the card is fairly hot. so i set it to 60%.. which is just a little quieter then the cpu fan. that way it constantly is cooled a lot better.
i find that having my fan on auto doesnt work well for me... it never goes above like 40% even when the card is fairly hot. so i set it to 60%.. which is just a little quieter then the cpu fan. that way it constantly is cooled a lot better.
