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Mdzcpa wrote:I read your post and your problem is a bit different. AI Suite and Fan Expert has no problem recognizing my CPU temp on my GTX 2080 Ti. I also have the ability to select GPU temp as the source to affect the fan curve. The issue is that fan speeds remain unaffected by changes in GPU temp.No, its pretty much the same. At the beginning I had the same problem like you. I am pretty sure, if you uninstall and reinstall AI Suite you will not see GPU temps, too. But anyway I also had this problem at the beginning. just as mentioned in my post. Quote: "At the beginning, when I just installed the 2080, Fan Expert recognizes GPU temps and gives me the opportunity to choose GPU temp instead of CPU temps as source for case fans."But it does not need to be 100% the same problem. Both problems are related to RTX cards and problem with AI Suite GPU temps . My threads name is clearly dedicated to RTX. If you dont write your problem there and it remains only me, Asus probably wont give attention. But if everybody with same or similar prblem posts Asus might get more attention to that problem. So...Edit: OK I reinstalled my 1080 Ti and still I dont get GPU Temps on AI Suite. Really strange thing.

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[SOLVED] How to stop Asus Fan Expert 4 from being on top of everything? Thread starter Thread starter bgunner Start date Start date Sep 30, 2021 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Feb 13, 2009 5,153 27 32,540 #1 The Asus software has put a shortcut on the desktop for quick access to Fan Expert 4, EPU, and PC cleaner. This is fine while on the net but when I am in games it is still there and at times it will activate when the curser is over the the little arrow on the side of the screen, which you could imagine is quite frustrating when it freezes the game to open. My question is there a way to turn off this part of the software as I always open fan expert from the software icon in the pop up box by the clock? In games that have Exclusive Full Screen it is not a problem as it removes it but not all games have this option so I would like to remove this part of the OSD. system specs in my signature. JohnBonhamsGhost Sep 30, 2021 right click on the icon in the notification area and de-select "ASUS Mini Bar".that thing has always been annoying.you do not actually need AI Suite III running in the notification area to keep it's settings in place.you can totally exit and just re-open when you want to adjust something. Jan 14, 2016 9,226 1,700 56,190 #2 right click on the icon in the notification area and de-select "ASUS Mini Bar".that thing has always been annoying.you do not actually need AI Suite III running in the notification area to keep it's settings in place.you can totally exit and just re-open when you want to adjust something. Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Topics

Pressure if going in the case with exhaust from inside the case is at low then it may create problem. Dec 30, 2013 6,551 0 24,960 #6 I have a computer that stays really cool as it is, and just to be really cool and have a safeguard, can i use a small desk fan and point it into an air intake. My case came with one fan in the back for exhaust and it says an optional one can be installed in the front for intake. so can i put a fan there blowing air through there? Dear,Has your question been answered satisfactorily? Should you have more question pl let me know. Thanks Dec 30, 2013 6,551 0 24,960 #7 Dear techkid9,Pl share your experience. What option did you opt? #8 Ive been using an external fan that has no business cooling my pc's hardware(the cpu more specifically), for the last 2 years. Never had any issues with overheating and shutting down. That only happens when the stream of air from the external fan isnt pointing directly at the cpus broken, internal fan that got outsourced to the fan i point at it now. In fact the external fan is starting to break down now and the pc seems fine, i guess because ive been letting the fan and pc run 24hrs a days for 2 years. But what do I know Im no expert but it worked for me. Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Topics

In the CPU fan in the correct header rather than taking extra steps to circumvent it. CPU_OPT Is for a Second Cooler Fan CPU_OPT (also CPU_FAN2, etc.) stands for "CPU Optional" and is a four-pin fan header for a secondary CPU fan found on large air coolers. CPU_OPT has only three pins on some cheaper motherboards, which means it can lack PWM fan control. The CPU_OPT header is usually located next to or beneath the CPU_FAN header, so it's easy to mix up the two, even for expert PC builders. If you're running a stock CPU cooler or AIO, or your cooler only has one fan, you can ignore the CPU_OPT header. The CPU_OPT header is useful if you have an aftermarket cooler with two fans. Provided it has four pins, you'll get the same PWM functionality as on the "primary" CPU fan, and you can use the same fan curve for both fans to optimize cooling and minimize noise. Like CPU_FAN, CPU_OPT changes the fan speed based on the CPU temperature. You can also use CPU_OPT like any other fan header to add more case fans to maximize airflow. You can connect either a three-pin or four-pin fan to the CPU_OPT header, as they're interchangeable. The header's location is handy if you want to add a fan at the top of your case. A Y-splitter on the CPU_OPT header won't be an issue, provided your motherboard can handle the load. You can use CPU_FAN or CPU_OPT for an AIO pump connector if your motherboard lacks an AIO_PUMP (or W_PUMP) header. However, if your AIO pump requires PWM and you only have a 3-pin CPU_OPT header, this isn't a good idea. Justin Duino / How-To Geek What About SYS_FAN and CHA_FAN? SYS_FAN stands for "system fan," and CHA_FAN is "chassis fan." SYS_FAN and CHA_FAN are essentially different names for the same thing; they're case fan headers unrelated to the CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT. They can be either three-pin or four-pin headers, and they're interchangeable. SYS_FAN is the older of the two names, as PCs traditionally had only a single exhaust fan

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