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Fan speed gets stuck at low value #2514

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orionduffy opened this issue May 15, 2024 · 3 comments
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Fan speed gets stuck at low value #2514

orionduffy opened this issue May 15, 2024 · 3 comments

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@orionduffy
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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.
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Is there a log.txt file next to FanControl.exe with recent date entries?
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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.

@orionduffy
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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.

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Rem0o commented May 16, 2024

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.

@orionduffy
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Alright, sorry, upon further research, I realized I thought it worked like Linear. Thank you for the response.

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