Are my AIO fan curves good?

[Desolate Eden]

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I was getting 70c at 4.7ghz on prime 95 before, it was only when I realised I was running on a balanced mode of about 700 rpm average on the fans that I figured, that's probably the cause of my high temps, so I decided to make custom curves, not sure what optimal settings are so I wanted to check with you guys

[r.linder]

It's a bit of an odd curve.

You'll be fine having the fans ramp up to 100% at 80 degrees, you don't need to worry about temperatures unless you're consistently above 85.

Based on that, I would taper it down on a downward curve (your curve is too high where it doesn't need to be), so:

100% - 80 C
75% - 70 C
50% - 60 C
40% - 50 C
30% - 30 C

Something like that. You only need to be running the fans when the CPU is actually getting hot. Idle and low load temperatures are not going to be a problem, so why waste the fan life

[Spec_Ops_Ape]

70°C running a synthetic CPU stress test that is NOT indicative of real world workloads is fine. I would of left the fans as they are and monitor the temps with your normal workloads.
If you are running software that is heavy on the avx instructions all the time then sure adjust the fan curves to be more aggressive.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Prime95 ok, but which test? Some aren't always as intensive.

Use the SMALL FFTS LOOP test for 30 mins minimum
70*C is no where near hot for any modern Intel cpu, especially for 100% load in such a stressful test which is more stressful then any game