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Fan speed gets stuck at low value #2514
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Changing the curve settings seems to somewhat fix it temporarily when it recalculates, but I'm pretty sure the speed % is still off and it starts going down again quickly. |
That's the expected behavior of the auto curve. As long as it's under Load temp. (80 in your case) , it will go to the slowest possible value set. At 76 degree, you are under (80 - deadband). If you want the temperature range from which it doesn't drop to be wider, increase the deadband. |
Alright, sorry, upon further research, I realized I thought it worked like Linear. Thank you for the response. |
Describe the bug
[A clear and concise description of what the bug is. Screenshots are worth a thousand words. Hardware support requests do NOT count as a bug. See https://github.com/Rem0o/FanControl.Releases#issues-and-hardware-compatibility.]
Frequently, the fan speed will start decreasing all the way to the minimum while the temperature is still very high. Restarting the software will usually fix the bug, but only temporarily.
Is there a log.txt file next to FanControl.exe with recent date entries?
[Link it here]
log.txt
Relevant hardware specs and setup
[Laptops and most proprietary pre-built desktops are not supported.]
ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E, Nvidia RTX 4090 Super, Intel i9-14900kf, Phanteks T30-120 fans set to 3000RPM max, the fans I'm trying to control are directly plugged into the mobo but I do also have fans in a corsair fan controller that are not controlled by the Fan Control software.
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