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SpeedFan and MSI Fan Readings.JPG (199,141 bytes) |
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You can try to set the fan speed divisor (FanX div). Press F1 when Speedfan window is active and read the help topic about Advanced Options. |
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SpeedFan.JPG (44,856 bytes) |
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I did set the Fan div for all fans to 2 and that worked for awhile, then I noticed that all fans were reading half actual speed. Set Fan div back to 1 for all fans and at the moment its reading correctly, but I wonder for how long? I've attached another screenshot showing SpeedFan is sensing the chipset as an AMD Hudson 2 when its actually a Bolton D4. This is a new chipset and I'm wondering if Support for it needs to be added. |
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Hello offroad, can you send me a SEND REPORT from SpeedFan's INFO tab, please? Consider, anyway, that chipset support doesn't influence F71889A readings (unless the latter can't be reached because of lacking chipset support, of course :-)). |
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Thanks for the support, I've sent the report as requested. SpeedFan is still showing the proper speeds this morning after reverting back to a Fan div of 1 yesterday. I have not rebooted the system but have restarted SpeedFan. |
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SpeedFan and MSI Fan Readings_2.JPG (200,485 bytes) |
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This morning I noticed that the fan speed readings from SpeedFan are again double the actual speeds. I have uploaded another screenshot and will send another report from SpeedFan. |
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If you are using some other tool similar to SpeedFan, have you tried to see if running either before/indipendently from the other changes reported speeds? |
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I have three programs that can show fan speeds from the Windows 7 desktop, along with Bios. SpeedFan MSI Command Center Open Hardware Monitor 1. MSI Command Center - Always shows the correct fan speeds and agrees with Bios 2. SpeedFan - sometimes shows the correct speed, sometimes double and very seldom half the actual speed. 3. Open Hardware Monitor - Until tonight I had not seen it reporting the incorrect speed (seldom used), but while SpeedFan was showing double the correct speed so was Open Hardware Monitor. SpeedFan is what I like to use and its always running, lately I've had it setting on the desktop and its usually showing double the actual fan speed but sometimes will show the correct speed. I've seen it change while I was watching it and had not touched anything on the keyboard or mouse. |
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