Anything we can do? Would contacting them and telling saying how I am going to buy Asus/MSI until they fix this do anything? I just can't believe that Gigabyte is such a great hardware company but has awful software. I regret having to get PWM fans ($30 for 2) and cannot even take advantage of fan control with this mobo.
Maybe it's better not to rely on software to do it, but I did run ET6 for a week and the fans were fine at a steady speed. Im curious why you chose to do it that way? If you are just running them at a steady speed, ET6 works in that regard. Real world never gets higher than 70c, so I don't really worry about it too much. I have my 3570k at 4.5ghz with 1.224 voltage, and at load my highest core goes up to 75c in P95. Once he removed the cheap paste and replaced it with something good, his temps went down like 15-20c at load. I even saw a video on Youtube of someone taking an IB apart to show that Intel used cheap thermalpaste inside. I will avoid using it.Īre you overclocking your Ivy? Mine does get very hot, much hotter than SB would get at same clock.
#HOW TO USE GIGABYTE EASYTUNE 6 HOW TO#
Does anyone have any tips on how to get this to work? I'm checking RPM of fans with HWMonitor and they do not budge when running P95 vs idle. I'm thinking it still sets that according to system temperature for whatever reason. In BIOS, I tried setting fan control to 1 pwm per C, Does not really change anything. I want to set the case fans to ramp up when CPU temp goes up, but this does not seem possible with Easytune6. Instead, it goes with system temperature, and mine does not budge even if I run Prime95. System fans, unlike CPU fan, can not be controlled in relation to CPU temperature. Does anyone have a similar board and got it to work?Įasytune 6 is probably the worst piece of software I've ever used. I just bought some Arctic F12 PWM fans but still cannot get fan control to work properly.
#HOW TO USE GIGABYTE EASYTUNE 6 FULL#
What was Gigabyte thinking?! There are 4 sysfan connectors, and only 1 of them (sysfan1) can be voltage controlled, which means I could not use my 3 pin case fans or else they run at full speed. Everything is great with this board EXCEPT that it's fan control is horrible.
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