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Hello all,
I've just acquired an MSI Ventus 1660ti to replace my 1050ti in my Home Theatre PC. The card works well and after replacing the thermal paste I gained 10C. Undervolting gave me some extra coolness so I'm happy.
What I didn't realise is that being a VENTUS card, it doesn't have idle fan stop but, most importantly, the fan's minimum speed is locked by BIOS at 1500rpm which is a bit too much. Afterburner doesn't seem to be able to override that limit.
Is there anything I can do to change that? I am not interested in the Idle fan stop feature but I'd like to reduce the minimum speed of the fans. Someone elsewhere has suggested flashing a BIOS from an MSI 1660ti gaming model. Before improvising, I'd appreciate some pointers!
Worst case scenario, I am capable of removing the BIOS IC and I do have a programmer to flash it.
I understand nowadays any vBIOS can be flashed on any nvidia card. I thought there would be a way to simply modify the existing one but if not mistaken that is not an option yet.
Any help appreciated!
Cheers!
Tony
I've just acquired an MSI Ventus 1660ti to replace my 1050ti in my Home Theatre PC. The card works well and after replacing the thermal paste I gained 10C. Undervolting gave me some extra coolness so I'm happy.
What I didn't realise is that being a VENTUS card, it doesn't have idle fan stop but, most importantly, the fan's minimum speed is locked by BIOS at 1500rpm which is a bit too much. Afterburner doesn't seem to be able to override that limit.
Is there anything I can do to change that? I am not interested in the Idle fan stop feature but I'd like to reduce the minimum speed of the fans. Someone elsewhere has suggested flashing a BIOS from an MSI 1660ti gaming model. Before improvising, I'd appreciate some pointers!
Worst case scenario, I am capable of removing the BIOS IC and I do have a programmer to flash it.
I understand nowadays any vBIOS can be flashed on any nvidia card. I thought there would be a way to simply modify the existing one but if not mistaken that is not an option yet.
Any help appreciated!
Cheers!
Tony