GTX 560 Twin Frozr oc Fan Speed

Just got my new GTX 560 Twin Frozr OC today. I like it alot. But I do not like the fan speed while gaming. I downloaded and installed afterburner, but it only lets me set fan speed to 40%. Is their a way to lower it to like 20% like on reference cards? At idle its quiet but on load it gets loud. It seems louder then stock at load. Is their a bios update or something that will allow this?
Thanks

Quote from: legendblader on 27-February-11, 09:45:30
Thanks for the very quick reply and solution. It is the OC version? then good news for me cause i didnt know that
will try out the instructions. Also if i happen to do a clean install on Windows 7 will i have to follow the same procedure, or does this stick even on a clean install?
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Thanks for the very quick reply and solution. It is the OC version? then good news for me cause i didnt know that
Yes it is
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will try out the instructions. Also if i happen to do a clean install on Windows 7 will i have to follow the same procedure, or does this stick even on a clean install?
Yes it will stick, and even you if place the VGA into another machine.
The changes will be done to the VGA itself[not depending of anything else]

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Quote from: markelon on 15-May-11, 21:15:30
I have checked them but i will check again.
Just to get this clarified:
Is it normal that i get that sound when I start the computer?
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PS 1: Full spec on sign
PS 2: Sorry for bad english
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Hi, sorry for my bad english :p
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Quote from: dieukroman on 13-March-11, 21:56:02
i can feel it , i pass my finger near the fan
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Whenever i turn on the computer the gpu fans spin for around 5seconds and after that they stop, for now they seem fine since i'm usually idling for the 1st 30minutes or so, but when i start playing games the gpu temperatures skyrocket to around 60-70 idling in-game and the fans just won't start working, yes the the psu cables are connected to the gpu, bla bla ( duh ). i've had the gpu for around 2years and it worked fine but all of a "sudden" the fans just seem to not work and it starts getting very high temperatures, i've read someone complaining about the same issue and he was told to replace his gpu bios with some uefi bios and he said that the uefi update solved his fan issues which were the same as mine.
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Will the uefi bios solve my problem like it did to the other person with the exact same issue?
Thank you for your time spent reading, hopefully it will be solved.

Still no reply after 2 days, impressive support right there ... every other post that came after got replied ...
Anyway, if its also relevant about my issue :
- Fans briefly spin after i press the power button to turn on my computer and stop right after around 3-5s and never spin again until i shutdown and power on again for the same brief spin.
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