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02-15-2019 09:12 PM #1
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ROG Thor 1200w fan off?
Hi ROG Friends,
I am wondering about the fan on the Rog Thor 1200w. I have this in my system and today when I started it up I noticed that the fan was not on. I have 7 other fans in my case cooling things down and another 3 smaller fans on the GPU. I am wondering if this thing only turns on as needed? or is my Thor malfunctioning?
I did a quick google search but didn't see anyone else asking about the fan being off.
Thanks in advance for insight!
Best Regards,
-Steve
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02-16-2019 12:36 AM #2
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ROG Thor 1200w fan off?
What position is the 0 dB Fan button on the back of the power supply set to?
On = Power supply fan will cut on when it reaches a certain load or temperature (passive mode, apply power to fan when it reaches this load or temperature, but increase fan speed when load or temperature increases and decrease (turn off) accordingly).
Off = Power supply fan should be on all the time (active mode, forget 0 dB and apply power to fan now, but increase fan speed when load or temperature increases and decrease accordingly).
I don’t own the power supply, so I could be wrong.Last edited by pndiode; 02-16-2019 at 01:28 AM.
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02-16-2019 05:52 PM #3
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