The wraith cooler works but it is not great at keeping the Ryzen 6 very cool - which is in turn causing the case fans to run at higher RPMs. MSI extended heatsink and enhanced circuit design ensure even high-end processors to run in full speed. Does that mean that the cpu cooler fan will ramp up/down to match the 500-1000 rpm based on the temp when it is between 20 and 40 C? I want to get the fan curves stabilized and working before I decide if I need to get better fans. So if I have 20 C for say 500 RPM and another at 40C for 1000 rpm. The 3 other fans are not PWN so I have to control them via temp versus volt. The CPU cooler is a PWM so I can do temp versus RPM. I am using the MSI b450 Tomahawk Max motherboard and I have looked at the fan controls there but they really aren't making sense to me.Īre there any good videos describing fan curve setups? I have watched one but they really didn't explain the relationship to temp versus fan speed. Adjusting speed means lowering the voltage to.

THey are ramping up/down alot even under not very heavy loads. The disadvantage of a 3-pin PC fan is that they can only run a the speed allowed by the voltage they are given. I have a lot of noise from the fans in my case.

B450 tomahawk max fan control