asus 4850 an Smartdoctor

T

Tarscher

Hi all,

I have just purchased an Asus 4850 . I use Smartdoctor to control the
fanspeed.

For some reason Smartdoctor wasn't running anymore and when I manualy
started it it gave a GPU processor temperature of 100 C! I wonder does
this card has some heat protection or could this actually break the
card? Meaning that when smartdoctor is disabled or crashed, you have a
chance of breaking your card due to overheating...

regards
Stijn
 
F

Flat Earth Society

Hi all,

I have just purchased an Asus 4850 . I use Smartdoctor to control the
fanspeed.

For some reason Smartdoctor wasn't running anymore and when I manualy
started it it gave a GPU processor temperature of 100 C! I wonder does
this card has some heat protection or could this actually break the
card? Meaning that when smartdoctor is disabled or crashed, you have a
chance of breaking your card due to overheating...

regards
Stijn

The 4850 will speed up the fan by itself when it starts a 3D game that
needs better cooling. No need for smartdoctor. If you want the default
speed to be faster then there is a method to do it and if you search google
you should find it. My 4870 default was 28% and I changed it to 40%. It now
runs close to 20c less hot. I have the instructions on my other PC so will
post it later if you say you can't find the instructions.
 
R

RF

Flat Earth Society said:
The 4850 will speed up the fan by itself when it starts a 3D game that
needs better cooling. No need for smartdoctor. If you want the default
speed to be faster then there is a method to do it and if you search
google
you should find it. My 4870 default was 28% and I changed it to 40%. It
now
runs close to 20c less hot. I have the instructions on my other PC so will
post it later if you say you can't find the instructions.

http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=456350

I'm waiting for my own 4870 to arrive (Monday, hopefully!) so I was looking
this up before I installed it. :)

As stated in the article, you may want to try leaving it at "Automatic"
rather than "Manual" as that has worked for some people.

RF.
 
J

Jing-Jing

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