MaverickSY19
Member
First off love your software big fan been using it a many years and I'm sure you hear this a lot.
I recently picked up a EVGA 2080 Ti FTW3 Ultra Hybrid card this is their cards with the factory installed AIO cooler. I love how you added support for these cards ICX2 to your software, big plus as EVGA's own PX1 software is still in beta and rather buggy to use I normally use MSI Afterburner and RTSS as well as HWINFO64 to keep track of how my system is running under heavy loads. Here is a link to the product in case you want to reference. https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=11G-P4-2484-KR
One thing I noticed and was wonder if you could support is the fans for the Hybrid models don't sync up with HWINFO.
The card has 3 possible fans readings. 1 on the card itself that cools the power area of the card, 1 attached to the radiator fan which comes from the card. The 3rd possible fan reading could come from the fan header at the end of the card if you attached any 3rd party fans to it. In my case I have nothing connected to that header.
From the screenshots you can see I set the 2 fans that are attached to the card to a constant speed so you could see what the steady RPMs are. Fan 1 in the EVGA PX1 software is the fan physically on the card over the power area heat sink. Fan 2 in the EVGA PX1 software is the fan connected to the radiator which is connected to fan header coming off the card via a dongle.
In the screenshot of HWINFO you can see fan 0 and fan 1 are the same fan = Fan 1 on the graphics card and in the EVGA PX1 software. Seems to be showing up 2x in HWINFO as 0 and 1. (This happens in MSIAfterburner too btw just for your info) The GPU fan 1 that is listed under the CXi info stays at 1500RPM all the time so I think that is possibly the fan header at the end of the card for 3rd party fans with nothing connected to it.
I was hoping you could figure out how to show the Fan 2 RPM correctly in HWINFO as it shows up in PX1 software. I didn't put this under bugs because I think this may quality more as a feature request if you ever have time kind of thing and not a bug.
Let me know if you have any questions or want me to provide more info or test anything for you.
I recently picked up a EVGA 2080 Ti FTW3 Ultra Hybrid card this is their cards with the factory installed AIO cooler. I love how you added support for these cards ICX2 to your software, big plus as EVGA's own PX1 software is still in beta and rather buggy to use I normally use MSI Afterburner and RTSS as well as HWINFO64 to keep track of how my system is running under heavy loads. Here is a link to the product in case you want to reference. https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=11G-P4-2484-KR
One thing I noticed and was wonder if you could support is the fans for the Hybrid models don't sync up with HWINFO.
The card has 3 possible fans readings. 1 on the card itself that cools the power area of the card, 1 attached to the radiator fan which comes from the card. The 3rd possible fan reading could come from the fan header at the end of the card if you attached any 3rd party fans to it. In my case I have nothing connected to that header.
From the screenshots you can see I set the 2 fans that are attached to the card to a constant speed so you could see what the steady RPMs are. Fan 1 in the EVGA PX1 software is the fan physically on the card over the power area heat sink. Fan 2 in the EVGA PX1 software is the fan connected to the radiator which is connected to fan header coming off the card via a dongle.
In the screenshot of HWINFO you can see fan 0 and fan 1 are the same fan = Fan 1 on the graphics card and in the EVGA PX1 software. Seems to be showing up 2x in HWINFO as 0 and 1. (This happens in MSIAfterburner too btw just for your info) The GPU fan 1 that is listed under the CXi info stays at 1500RPM all the time so I think that is possibly the fan header at the end of the card for 3rd party fans with nothing connected to it.
I was hoping you could figure out how to show the Fan 2 RPM correctly in HWINFO as it shows up in PX1 software. I didn't put this under bugs because I think this may quality more as a feature request if you ever have time kind of thing and not a bug.
Let me know if you have any questions or want me to provide more info or test anything for you.