The fan curves work perfectly - even at startup. What reference do you have the fans set to Mine are all referencing the CPU Temp. In the BIOS i have to set them as DC not PWM (with PWM they are at 100% all the time no idea why) and they are not visible trough sensors-detect or any other suggestions here Very high fan speed on Ubuntu 18. Meg Unify X570 here with seven PWM Noctua fans all controlled via BIOS. Asus TUF Gaming X570-Pro WiFi vs MSI Z590-A Pro. With Fan Stop, map any fan to stop completely when temperatures drop below a specified threshold. The other thing that i couldn't find is how can i control my fans from the OS. The CPU and GPU (and chipset) all have their own 'personal fan cooling arrangement' so can look after themselves (with cpu and gpu off their own temp sensors of course). (The thermal paste is covering the cpu nicely without any air pockets) On my MSI x570 Tomahawk I've linked my 4 PCM case fans all to the system temp, because it sounds quite a nice 'general' one to use. The only things that are bothering me is that with a aftermarket cooler Noctua which is rated around 120-150W the CPU is spiking from 40 C to 60-70 without anything running on the bg or foreground and the reason i know its at that temp is because from the BIOS i've set the fans to ramp up when above 60 C. So i've always wanted to go to Ubuntu but my work required Windows and now i'm able to use Ubuntu on a daily basis but i've had some issues from the start with the system. I am building a PC for the first time ever and for motherboard I am going with MSI mag x570 tomahawk wifi and this may seem like a really dumb question but. (if anything more is relevant i will make sure to include it here) Using an ASUS x570 tuf gaming plus and Ryzen 3700x. RAM: 32 GB with X-AMP enabled for 3200MHz (as per specs)ĬPU Colling: Noctua NH-U12S chromax.black 0: Fan blades linked by ring arcs and a fan cowl work MSI RTX 4070TI SUPRIM X 12GB GDDR6X GRAPHICS.
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