need help for this
- Thread starter Distock15
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so one thing that is certain, it is not really spinning at 750k RPM. a fan usually spins at around 2000 RPM and not 3/4 of a million RPM... I don't think that is even physically possible... so it looks like your reporting software is off... i wish i knew more about this so i could help you, but not my area of expertise...
that said, have you right-clicked on it and updated the driver?
that said, have you right-clicked on it and updated the driver?
also, there is a quick reference at this link (at the bottom of page) were they talk about similar issues. they say it is faulty HW monitoring software....
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=78018
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=78018
don't know what to tell you Distock... try going to this page and seeing if they have updated drivers....
https://www.msi.com/service/download/
https://www.msi.com/service/download/
what is your video card? what is your Operating System?
if it is MSI, they really SUCK at updating drivers for windows 10.. i still don't have drivers for my laptop I bought in 2014.
if it is MSI, they really SUCK at updating drivers for windows 10.. i still don't have drivers for my laptop I bought in 2014.
My Graphics Card is Power Color R7250 1GB GDDR5 Edition OC and My Windows is 8.1 64 bits
This error is impossible to fix, unfortunately I'll have to change my graphics card when you have the money available
I reinstalled Windows from scratch and anyway can not repair that mistake rpm of the fan of my video card
this is bullshit
This error is impossible to fix, unfortunately I'll have to change my graphics card when you have the money available
I reinstalled Windows from scratch and anyway can not repair that mistake rpm of the fan of my video card
this is bullshit
Don't worry about it. Onboard readings are very often wrong. My CPU temp often reads below 20 C which is basically impossible. Your GPU fans are PWM and will spin according to the temp of your card. As long as your temps are fine (below 90 C), there's really nothing to worry about.