Similar to speedfan before, maybe we could have an option to show selected temperature readings when mousing over the icon instead of just seeing one.Ī demo mode that lets you slide simulated temperature readings of CPU, GPU or motherboard nodes to see how the fans react, could be helpful in seeing how the fans will react to every unique situation. The ability to minimize, hide or stack cards to make things easier to organizeĪllow fan curves to go below 0% and above 100% - A good way to reduce the noise of fans can be to spread out the speeds of fans based on offsets so they don't overlap frequencies as much, but applying an offset means my fans wouldn't go all the way to 100% if I use a negative offset, and vice versa with 0% and positive offsets.Ībility to edit multiple curves at once by overlaying chosen curves could be useful too. Add on to this, maybe you can create a new curve type, where the input is another curve and it uses the reference curve as the X axis so you can create another curve that adapts based on the reference curve.

No idea who might use some of them but I'm sure there will be crazy applications for these. Totally understand if you're not looking for feature requests but I thought these ideas would be nice to include sometime in the future:Ĭombined curves mode could have more functions added, like average, subtract, multiply etc. It is designed to work with ASUS motherboards and is particularly useful for those who want to optimize their system's cooling performance or reduce noise levels. Thank you very much for this app! Speedfan still works on my computer but I switched immediately because of the much better UI and graphing options. ASUS Fan Xpert is a software application that allows you to control and customize the fan speeds of your computer.

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