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Any help will be appreciated. Thanks again. I am running 32 bit vista if that matters.
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Well, yesterday I installed graphics card 8400 GS and I need a fan speed software that controls how fast it is going. I want it mainly fro noise issues.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks again. I am running 32 bit vista if that matters.
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nibitor, nvtweak, rivatuner, evga precision, etc
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Thanks Jyuu, btw are these free?
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Yeah.
EVGA Precision is the easiest to install and use, although it requires you to register at EVGA to be allowed to download it.
I can always upload it for you if you want, gimme a second.
Send big files the easy way. Files too large for email attachments? No problem!
Last edited by Jyuu; 05-26-2008 at 01:38 PM.
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Thanks a lot, I wasn't expecting the fan to be this loud >.>
I was question whether I should buy one of those Zalman coolers, but dishing out more money is ugh.
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On an 8400GS?
Kind of a waste of money, but that's up to you.
What brand is it? If it's an EVGA or BFG, you can Step-Up/Trade-Up your video card by sending it in and paying the difference for an upgrade (and get a card that generates less noise). Usually, the better cards are quieter than the crap ones. That way, you get some future-proofing and reduced noise. Look for some reviews since they usually include noise testing.
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Well I wasn't going to game much on it. Occasional Counter Strike, maybe UT3. It is an EVGA. How would I go about setting that trade up? I really only needed the gfx card for my mac os x partition.
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Hmm, won't go for all the hassle. I am just going to leave it as it is. Perhaps buy that Zalman cooler I don't know
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