I also found a thread mentioning that sometimes you can edit BIOS to change the values or rpm speed. I can of course dismantle everything and put on it an arctic accelero L2 plus cooler, since i have one. UNLESS, they thought that since ITX is small, better give it high RPM to avoid overheating? Is this 'normal'? A BIOS hardlocked value perhaps? Or could it be a defect? I find it odd, that a card that is made to fit very small cases, would be locked to min fan at 56%, which is noisy. I 've also contacted Gigabyte support, but it's not like i trust them, so i thought to ask here. Now, i 've googled a lot and ironically, i 've found a similar EVGA case: You can manually only raise the rpm, not lower it.

I tried also the 'AORUS Engine' program by Gigabyte, which shows 35 as initial value, but doesn't really work either. The fan correctly revs up as the GPU heat rises, but never goes lower than 56%. This 56% produces 1655 rpm, which on an 80mm fan, is noisy. I can only increase the fan speed (max fan speed is 2955rpm, sounds like an airplane). Even MSI Afterburner when you first launch it, it shows 56% on the extreme left of the sliding bar. I just bought a Gigabyte single fan 1650 ITX card and all is fine, except for one thing. Now I am a total noob at this, I hope my GPU is not faulty or anything, I need to know what is going on and what can be done to fix it, any help will do.Hello, i need some help from the GPU gurus. This is what happens when it starts, just random peaks of 3400 RPM during anytime the temp his around 70cīut sometimes it gets a bit carried away and does it consistently, as you can see it doesnt match the fan curve or what MSI Afterburner is reporting for fan speed, it also appears to be only on GPU fan 1 and fan 2 seems to follow the fan curve. Turns out the GPU is completely ignoring the settings and doing the revving still, MSI Afterburner shows the fan speeds match what I set at the time the revving happens yet these speeds only turn up around 2100 RPM not the 3400 RPM I am getting which makes me wonder why the GPU is ignoring what I set and how I can fix this because its really annoying having to play when the PC is doing this. Hey guys, not sure whats going on here, I've had this issue for a while but recently tried to rectify it by installing MSI afterburner and setting a custom fan curve to stop this random revving to 3400 RPM on my GPU fans whenever the temps reach 70c.

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