How to link PWM case fans to gpu temp?

[SoldierScar]

SpeedFan isnt an option as im using AM4 platform, it only detects ssd drives temps.
Any other solution?


Edit: i solved this a year ago you don't have to respond anymore, ty.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Are they loud if you change pwm setting to dc?

To otherwise control the fans just use the motherboard branded software

[SoldierScar]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Are they loud if you change pwm setting to dc?

I just want them quiet in idle, so i have them set at 500rpm till 50c...they are set to 100% at 55c but they are still running low rpm because i have a problem to heat up my 3700x with dark rock 4 with the games i play, still still running at 500rpm all the time, so my gpu isnt getting enough fresh air. I think i found a program that will work its called Argus Monitor. If i could link them with gpu temp and make them run at 100% when gpu reaches 60c that would be great.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Try AMD Ryzen Master.
But I'm not sure that allows controlling the Mobo fans or not.
Can't remember off-hand.

But again your motherboard model page will have software to use for such things.

What size are the case fans and what's their max rpm?

[SoldierScar]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Try AMD Ryzen Master.
But I'm not sure that allows controlling the Mobo fans or not.
Can't remember off-hand.

But again your motherboard model page will have software to use for such things.

What size are the case fans and what's their max rpm?

I have Asus x570 board and it has AI suite 3 software, i didnt find such an option to link my fans to gpu temp.
I have 3 140mm version with max 1000 rpm and 1 120mm with 1450rpm i guess.
I could do what i want with the program i mention up there, finally,

[Ralf]

Originally posted by SoldierScar:

I have Asus x570 board and it has AI suite 3 software, i didnt find such an option to link my fans to gpu temp.
I have 3 140mm version with max 1000 rpm and 1 120mm with 1450rpm i guess.
I could do what i want with the program i mention up there, finally,

Place the Optional Thermal Sensor cable on the GPU and in AI Suite 3 tick the T_Sensor in the Source options on the Chasis Fan tabs.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

You can't link motherboard fans to gpu by any means anyways, so what, who cares. Just set their speed manually and move on.

[SoldierScar]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

You can't link motherboard fans to gpu by any means anyways, so what, who cares. Just set their speed manually and move on.

I said i did it with the program Argus Monitor, they finally work as i wanted. They are linked to the gpu temp sensor, i set them to 500rpm below 60c, when gpu reaches 60c they run at 100%.

Originally posted by Ralf:

Originally posted by SoldierScar:

I have Asus x570 board and it has AI suite 3 software, i didnt find such an option to link my fans to gpu temp.
I have 3 140mm version with max 1000 rpm and 1 120mm with 1450rpm i guess.
I could do what i want with the program i mention up there, finally,

Place the Optional Thermal Sensor cable on the GPU and in AI Suite 3 tick the T_Sensor in the Source options on the Chasis Fan tabs.

Thank you but i already found a solution and will stick to that.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

If 100% isn't a problem then just run em full speed all the time.

[ZORRA CALIENTA HUEVOS]

You might try a software called "Argus Monitor"

[SoldierScar]

Originally posted by ZORRA CALIENTA HUEVOS:

You might try a software called "Argus Monitor"

Yeah i actually found that program the day i posted this topic.
It was like the only program that worked and did all i wanted in 5 mins, using it since then, i even bought the premium version, that's the first program i ever paid for, still don't regret. I mean there are other similar programs like Speed Fan, but that doesn't work anymore for AM4 mobos, it couldn't detect any senzors.

[Electric Cupcake]

Get some pcb tape and stick the probe as close as you can to the copper heatsink under the fans assembly.

[ZORRA CALIENTA HUEVOS]

Originally posted by SoldierScar:

Originally posted by ZORRA CALIENTA HUEVOS:

You might try a software called "Argus Monitor"

Yeah i actually found that program the day i posted this topic.
It was like the only program that worked and did all i wanted in 5 mins, using it since then, i even bought the premium version, that's the first program i ever paid for, still don't regret. I mean there are other similar programs like Speed Fan, but that doesn't work anymore for AM4 mobos, it couldn't detect any senzors.

i found that software today, because i replaced my gpu stock cooler with 2 120mm fans, but i forgot the adapter to connect those fans in my gpu, then i had to use the PWM connectors from my MOBO xD

[Lord Flashheart]

I looked at argus monitor and you have to pay for it - even worse you have to pay again periodically.

My motherboard has a thermal sensor on it.
I paid $5 for the cable + delivery which is likely too much.
My GPU is the gigbyte aoris gtx 1080 ti with a 'cooling' backplate cooper part which has the sensor on it.

That is how I do it.
So I can just use the included software and have the fan curve of fans using the sensor as a temperature guide combined with other temperatures.

Maybe look at your motherboard manual to find a themal sensor connector.
Oh and I have the ASUS B550-E mothebnoard.

[SoldierScar]

Originally posted by Lord of Misrule:

I looked at argus monitor and you have to pay for it - even worse you have to pay again periodically.

My motherboard has a thermal sensor on it.
I paid $5 for the cable + delivery which is likely too much.
My GPU is the gigbyte aoris gtx 1080 ti with a 'cooling' backplate cooper part which has the sensor on it.

That is how I do it.
So I can just use the included software and have the fan curve of fans using the sensor as a temperature guide combined with other temperatures.

Maybe look at your motherboard manual to find a themal sensor connector.
Oh and I have the ASUS B550-E mothebnoard.

No everything is free for a month so you can try it, then you have to pay.

[Introverted Gamer]

I use FanControl by Rem0o, A SpeedFan Replacement. Looks a little intimidating at first, but once you understand it, things gets simpler. You can run Case Fans base on GPU or CPU or even Daisy Chain both like a Override when you using CPU than GPU or GPU than CPU.