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Spikes in GPU fan tachometer with no sense

ceporrato
Level 7
Hello guys, i have a problem and after few weeks of insufrible investigation, the problem has defeated me.

My gpu fans doing rare spikes in fan tachometer RMP, the issue is not numbers, its perfectly audible sometimes, apparently randomly.

I have NO F. IDEA why the gpu makes that, i tried almost everything trying to flatten that line. The issue can occur at any time, being more common when playing a game because the GPU speed usually changes

Honestly, I wouldn't care if it weren't for the fact that every time what I point out in the image happens, the graphic scales very quickly in speed and it's quite annoying.



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After seeing a post on reddit I have seen that despite having a high resolution is not normal that the graphic never goes idle, I discovered that there was a background process that made it work, the process is benign, what I discovered is that in idle the fan speed is maintained, I have done some tests and these are the results, it seems that at higher voltage memory or core is not able to maintain the fan speed and fluctuates, is it possible that being a base OC graphic is giving problems in the power supply ? Can you think of anything to fix it? I have tried everything I could think of except raising the voltage.


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First of all, my components. Its a new PC, every item its new with 2-3 weeks of life aprox.

AMD ryzen 7 3700X
Asus ROG strix 750g 80 PLUS gold 750w
corsair force mp510 SSD 480GB
Asus ROG Strix B550-F (bios version 2006)
x4 corsair vengeance LPX at 3600mhz
Asus TUF gaming GTX 1650 OC edition 4GB GDDR6. (actually 451.48, tried more than 10 versions)

Secondly the things i tried:

Put in and out GPU card, RAM memory, check each cable in the box.
Change GPU slot in mb

GPU drivers, clean with DDU and install/unnistall some versions.
Change every energy options in Nvidia control panel and Windows10 energy options.
Install Asus tweak 2 and 3, try personalized curves of speed.

Install and change in MSI afterburner this things:
enable/NOenable low level hardware access interface, normalmode/kernelmode
Enable/Noenable low level IO driver
In Fan options, tried every combination in there, using firmware control mode, trying some fan curves, more time of speed update, force fan speed, temperature hysteresis... Everything.

Other interesting info:

im using a 2560x1440px resolution
one screen
the gpu stays 1410mhz core clock and 6kmhz memory clock in idle mode.1950mhz core clock in some games.

I need help, thanks in advance and sorry if u feel my english bad.

If u need more info of antyhing just ask for it.
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BigJohnny
Level 13
Have you tried......biting my tongue......using GPU tweak to set fan speeds? Im not so sure how afterburner will work on fans with a different vendor. Works find for clocks but I can attest to fan control as my GPUs are watercooled.

BigJohnny wrote:
Have you tried......biting my tongue......using GPU tweak to set fan speeds? Im not so sure how afterburner will work on fans with a different vendor. Works find for clocks but I can attest to fan control as my GPUs are watercooled.


hehe, ye i tried set fan speed in every program i tried, asus tweak, msi afterburn, evga %%%.

Every program works correctly, even putting for example 51%, the fan will go that % of speed but the spikes stays.