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Focused on providing the best user experience, the TOMAHAWK series has a simple installation process coupled with a friendly user interface making it the best choice for entry level gamers. The MSI B450 TOMAHAWK II motherboard supports 1st, 2nd and 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen processors.but once i reboot the pc, i need to start the app manually and load the preset before it works again.
When i use msi command center and make a curve there, everything is works. This is why i tried to modify the curve in the first place.Įdit: as reference, these should be the rpm at the several temp levels according to my curve: also, when the "stock" curve was applied, when first starting the pc, the cooler fan settles at around 1000rpm and would spin up to a nerving 1300-1500rpm every time the cpu would spike in temperature to 40-50 degrees when opening a tab in chrome or whatever.
Yes, fan is able to spin at 1750 rpm, worked fine in the previous rig. This is the second board im trying and still this issue, which is quite upsetting. however it around at 900pm which is a little more than the half. but what is far more concerning: whatever I set as a fan curve in the bios, it doesnt take effect.Īpplied this curve (pic 3), did prime testing, cpus settles at around 60°c (pic 4), according to the fan curve, my fan should spin on 100 percent, which is 1750 rpm for the shadow rock. No there is sth really fishy with the fan curves in the bios.įirst: the fan curve set by default (pic 1) isnt the same as the one which occurs, when I click the default button (pic 2). Just set up my pc with a new MSI tomahawk b450 with a ryzen and my (old) bequiet shadow rock 2 cooler on top of it.
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