msi afterburner or evga precision x 2015

I've been trying to solve this for years and I'm finally going to solve it by purchasing a gpu from another company and using MSI Afterburner. While I appreciate your solution - it's cumbersome and not really a good one. Yes we have icx and we can see the temps but they gave us no practical way to control our fans. Practically speaking there was no reason for EVGA to deviate from the reference design as far as cooling. While I'm at it let me just say do not buy EVGA cards since they refuse to supply a working fan controller via software and their bios files are wanting as far as cooling the cards properly alone. It will also crash and leave the icon in the tray and you won't know it's gone. It causes stutters, uses way too many cpu cycles, and will leave your fans at 0 intermittently and unless you are monitoring that's dangerous. It's going to do nothing but cause issues. Remove any and all EVGA software from your PC. Lat note: I am on the latest release of Precision X, Geforce Drivers, and am using MSI Afterburner 4.6 Beta 4 (this is critical). I don't sleep or hibernate my computer so I don't know if it stays through those. You'll need to repeat the process if you restart (and probably between log outs). Note: This does not last through restarts. Check your case and you'll notice all three fans moving.Open Afterburner and move the fan speed value to some random value.Increase the fan speed from 0 to some random amount.Click the button near fan control to link all 3 fans together.I think I have found a reliable way to control the 3rd fan though! The issue is, Precision X is generally unreliable and the two programs conflict with each other if they are running at the same time. MSI Afterburner is unable to control the 3rd fan on the 3xxx series since EVGA has their own proprietary fan control. A quick primer for those who may not be in the know.

Msi afterburner or evga precision x 2015