
I'm not running any other fan control software, so there shouldn't be any interference. It's like it just gets stuck at 100% for some reason because the software fails to update it. It seems to do this most often when I first boot into Windows, or after gaming. I have to change the base 60% speed up or down and Apply it to make it update and drop to the selected speed. I'll hear it cranking over there while I'm using the browser, and notice it's sitting at 38-40c, but shows the orange indicator dot up at 100% anyway. Often times (every day) when the CPU is at 38-50c during idle (browser, movies, etc.), the software doesn't drop the pump speed down, and it stays stuck at 100% after gaming. When glitching, it'll be at the idle portion of the curve, somewhere before the 60c mark, but the orange dot isn't attached to the curve line─instead, it'll be up at 100%: I'll update here with it next time it does it.


I've attached a screenshot of my pump settings, but didn't think to screenshot it while it was screwing up. but the software doesn't seem to want to update it properly.

The software solution provides balance between efficient system cooling and low noise. Unless you are the owner of such a product, it is recommended to try other utilities, like SpeedFan or Corsair Link. Fan Xpert is an advanced program for Windows that gives you the ability to control fans of motherboards developed by ASUS.
