That means the setting might cause instability to the system. Please be noted that when setting the speed at high level, its value will be highlighted in red. After setting up the ratio, press Apply button to apply the setting. Turbo mode provides CPU overclocking setting, GPU clock offset and VRAM clock offset settings when the system is equipped with K series CPU. In "System Tuner" section, you can find "Shift" and "Fan Speed" control features. And you can setup your own profile and apply after booting the OS. You will find lots of MSI's unique features on the System Tuner page. Dragon Center supports system status monitoring and includes many features which could be launched as individual APPs in the past. The model we have today is GT62VR 6RD, 15.6-inch gaming laptop with the latest 6th generation Intel processor. In that case, please download the software manual from MSI official website. If your notebook originally came with Dragon Gaming Center pre-installed, your settings might be different. These instructions are only valid for MSI notebooks with Dragon Center. With these two functions you can find the perfect balance which easily matches your requirements. Meanwhile, with fan speed control feature you can set fan speed for different CPU/GPU temperatures. Shift mode helps you to adjust overall performance with preset profiles. This should never happen.This video will show you how to use Shift mode and fan speed on MSI notebooks with Dragon Center with just a few clicks. If your fan makes "helicopter sounds" consistently at high RPM, then RMA it, or fix the mounting. For the final point, set 85☌ or 90☌ CPU temp and 100% PWM value. Then find a good level where the airflow is strong enough but the noise is bearable, and use this as your "full CPU load" setting for higher temperature values like 65☌ or so. This PWM value is your starting point at 40☌ for the fan curve. Put your hand at the other side of the cooler (where the air gets blown through) and feel how much airflow the fan generates with different PWM values.įirst, find a level with a bit of airflow, but being very quiet. My advice: Disregard the reported RPM from the BIOS completely. Only within the same fan model, multiple fans will react the same to a given PWM signal. That's why you have to tune the fan curves differently for each different model of fan that you have.
Meaning, each model of fan interprets the PWM value differently. But those values never correlate the same way with two different models of fans. The PWM-controlled fans get a PWM percentage value and adjust their RPM by that.
It's probably just a wrong readout of the RPM the fan reports.
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