MSI Fan Diagnostic: High Idle RPM | Generated by AI

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Fan Check Results — MSI MAG B760M Mortar + Thermalright Frozen Prism 240

Hardware Monitor Chip

Loaded NCT6687D driver (nct6683 force=1) — configured to auto-load on boot.

Current Fan Status

Channel RPM PWM Notes
fan1 ~1546 RPM 81/255 (31%) Only active fan
fan2-fan10 0 RPM various Unconnected headers or no feedback

Temperatures (all excellent)

CPU (PECI):      35°C
PCH (Chipset):   49°C
GPU (RTX 4070):  39°C (fans stopped)
NVMe (980 1TB):  40°C
HDD (WD20EZBX):  active/idle

Key Findings

1. ⚠️ Fan runs high at idle

2. 🔇 OS has no PWM control

3. 🔊 HDD mechanical noise contributor

4. 🎯 Pump likely not reporting speed


Enter BIOS (Del/F2) → Hardware Monitor

1. Set AIO_PUMP header to 100% fixed (DC full speed)
   This keeps water flowing consistently regardless of CPU temp

2. Set CPU_FAN to PWM mode with a custom curve:
     30°C → 30%  (~550 RPM)
     50°C → 50%  (~920 RPM)
     70°C → 75%  (~1400 RPM)
     85°C → 100% (~1850 RPM)

For Quieter Operation

BIOS → Overclocking → CPU Lite Load: Set to Mode 5-7. This undervolts the 13900KF — minimal performance loss, 10-15°C temperature reduction.

BIOS → Tools → Custom Turbo: Set Long Duration Power Limit to 200W. This significantly reduces heat output with only ~5% performance loss in heavy workloads.

📊 Your Hardware Summary

Component Status
CPU i9-13900KF @ 35°C idle (powersave governor)
Motherboard MSI MAG B760M Mortar (NCT6687D chip)
Cooler Thermalright Frozen Prism 240 (fan1: ~1546 RPM)
GPU RTX 4070 @ 39°C (fans stopped)
Storage WD20EZBX 1.8TB HDD + Samsung 980 1TB NVMe
Thermal status ✅ All temperatures well within limits

Run ww linux check-fan anytime to re-check fan status and temperatures.


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