MarshallR@ASUS wrote:
Most people want their GPUs as quiet as possible though, and GPUs are 'validated' too work until ~100C. You can adjust the fan curve to spin it up sooner if you prefer.

Hi Marshall. Thanks for reply. I know nvidia specs their GPU's to work until ~100ºC, but I don't think is a temp to run continuously. I'm pretty sure that run cards at this high temperatures will cause electromigration and/or damages to the card components accelerating the card premature death. Of course this is only my own opinion, but I can not help thinking this is some kind of planned obsolescence.

IMO, by default you should set a safe fan curve and then let the user choose lower noise (more temp) at his own risk.

kimir wrote:
By fan curve you mean fan "stairs", right? :rolleyes:
Because I already asked for a change to get an actual curve right here but I bet it's still not available even on the most recent release, which I'm probably not using since every 2 or 3 version is totally bugged.

Well, yes. :rolleyes: Finally I'm using too the MSI Afterburner app. I'd really like to use the ASUS app and not other brand app... but afterburner really have best features and less bugs... 😞

Come on ASUS, make us feel proud users.