I concur with letting CG Miner control your GPU fans.
In Speedfan you can set the "flame" thresholds at anything you want, I think the default is something like 55C which is nothing to worry about on any component in a computer. So pay attention to the actual temps instead of the flame.
There are people who run their GPU's anywhere from 50C to 90C or even higher sometimes. I let CGMiner maintain mine around 75C which is the default.
Sam
Topic: Computer heat and Speedfan (Read 1121 times)
set cgminer to autofan and target temp to 70 degree. The fan will make a lot of noise but you have to accept it .
Hey,
When mining with my cgminer my computer really heats up (Speedfan lists every temperature with a Flame, as in that it's too warm), and I was wondering if someone could tell me how to reduce this, and what temperatures are the ones I should look to (and what their max should be).
Also, I can turn up my GPU fan from 58% (standard) to 100% with Speedfan. It makes an incredible noise if I do this, though. Is this good for my pc or not?
Thanks!
When mining with my cgminer my computer really heats up (Speedfan lists every temperature with a Flame, as in that it's too warm), and I was wondering if someone could tell me how to reduce this, and what temperatures are the ones I should look to (and what their max should be).
Also, I can turn up my GPU fan from 58% (standard) to 100% with Speedfan. It makes an incredible noise if I do this, though. Is this good for my pc or not?
Thanks!
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