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Hi, for the context, I switched to Wayland from X11, and because of that, I no longer can use GreenWithEnvy (its only compatible with X11), which worked flawlessly in terms of fan curve controlling, and fan hysteresis.
I had to look for an alternative for wayland On my GTX 1050 TI, and I was so happy that I got suggested this program. Now, my problem is that, it incorrectly reads the fan curve, and also doesn't have fan hysteresis which is bad, because it can kill the physical motor of the fans by turning them on and off every 1sec...
So what I mean by curve doesn't work: I set coolbits to 31, made a profile, I've turned the option on to load my profile on start.
Fan curve looks like this, its really simple and straightformward, nothing complex in it:
I set it to turn itself off under 35 ˚C and when it reaches 35 ˚C increase fanspeed to 35% and from that point, increase the % one unit, by temp (36C = 36%, 37C = 37% and so on until 100...)
Now, when I look at my watch -n1 nvidia-smi (refreshing each sec), it reads as follow:
35C: 25% -> 0% -> 25% -> 0% -> 25% (???), then my temp goes up to 40, my fan goes to only 28%
Its definitely not what I set on my curve...
I set the program to launch at startup within my KDE autostart settings, and it loads up, but never reads my profile, while I set it to load up at program start, and my configfile also confirms that the profile use = true and autoload = true
Yet I'm seeing my GPU sitting there at 40C already and my fans do not spin at all
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Hi, for the context, I switched to Wayland from X11, and because of that, I no longer can use GreenWithEnvy (its only compatible with X11), which worked flawlessly in terms of fan curve controlling, and fan hysteresis.
I had to look for an alternative for wayland On my GTX 1050 TI, and I was so happy that I got suggested this program. Now, my problem is that, it incorrectly reads the fan curve, and also doesn't have fan hysteresis which is bad, because it can kill the physical motor of the fans by turning them on and off every 1sec...
So what I mean by curve doesn't work: I set coolbits to 31, made a profile, I've turned the option on to load my profile on start.
Fan curve looks like this, its really simple and straightformward, nothing complex in it:
I set it to turn itself off under 35 ˚C and when it reaches 35 ˚C increase fanspeed to 35% and from that point, increase the % one unit, by temp (36C = 36%, 37C = 37% and so on until 100...)
Now, when I look at my
watch -n1 nvidia-smi
(refreshing each sec), it reads as follow:35C: 25% -> 0% -> 25% -> 0% -> 25% (???), then my temp goes up to 40, my fan goes to only 28%
Its definitely not what I set on my curve...
I set the program to launch at startup within my KDE autostart settings, and it loads up, but never reads my profile, while I set it to load up at program start, and my configfile also confirms that the profile use = true and autoload = true
Yet I'm seeing my GPU sitting there at 40C already and my fans do not spin at all
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: