MSI 970 FAN PROBLEM (Fan 2 stuck at 100%)

Hi
I have a problem with my 970, when i start the pc the fanspeed is normal on both my 970. But when i wait approximately 5 min the fanspeed on Card 1 (fan2) ramps up to 100% even in idle. I have tried everything to ramp it down but it dosnt even show that its stuck at 100% (Msi afterburner etc). I have tried to set a fanspeed/automatic fanspeed with msi afterburner but nothing helps. I just got this problem and i have not had it before.
Anyone else have this or have a solution?

You mean like this?
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=183618.0
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184740.0

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Quote from: reprieve.nagrand on 03-May-13, 08:35:31
I have already tried uninstalling the S-bar and SCM drivers but still getting the fan noise. Also tried the no-battery and no-power reset for more than 24 hours but still having the same problems. The only thing that worked was changing the values in the RWeverything software. The only problem here is that it will work only until I shutdown the laptop. Once I do a cold boot I have to redo the RWeverything changes again.
@reprieve.nagrand
thanks for your case. Can I ask you a few questions more, please?
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2. I urgently need a screenshot of your EC-Page within RWeverything after a cold boot without any modifications. Please try to make the screenshot at that time, when you can barely hear the fan anymore during the spin-on / spin-off cycle.
3. CoolerBoost: with a laptop that has been sitting idle for at least 20mins since last cold boot (no load, please!), can you turn on coolerboost by pushing the button somewhere to the left of the Powerbutton and let coolerboost run for at least 30 seconds. Then turn coolerboost off again and wait for the fan to slow down. Does the fan run continously after applying coolerboost or does it enter its off/on-cycle again. Please try it for at least 5 times and repeat it during other Windows sessions for two times. If this trick works, you are the man to make the video! Please help me out here. Please note, that the coolerboost trick will only work until there is load on the system again. If the fan speed picks up again due to load and slows down again, it will enter the annoying pattern, again.
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Quote from: wilson.gg2 on 09-June-15, 00:47:23
Good luck getting it RMA'd mate. MSI are the worst, they won't take it direct and only through incapable vendors who can't understand it's an intermittent problem and therefore can't replicate it and won't RMA it back to MSI.
To think this problem is still rearing it's ugly head.
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Hello,
i am new to the forum but i followed the first threat every day since my MSI 970 GTX Card has the issue with the fans (one is at 100% and one does not move)
I found that the threat is closed, i think that this is a shame. I want to quote:
"Nichrome"
Enough of flaming on MSI
>>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<
If you have an issue mentioned in this topic with your 970 or 980, RMA it. (My word, RMA is a simple way, who pays me as i cannot use the pc in this time ??)
If you can't understand that MSI is unable (or was) to reproduce the issue, then we can't do anything about it. Also note that MSI has lots of different things to do, not just fixing 970 fan issue.
Any updates will be posted by Mods/Admins here.----End of quote."
WOW !!!! MSI has a lot different things to do ?
And what, please ? The GTX970 is as new as a card could be. And MSI has different things to do as fixing errors ? WHAT ????????????? WHAT HAS MSI TO DO ???
I think you must be kidding. I am sorry that my first post is full of angry but if MSI has other things to do as fixing an error from a brand new product, what for the heck are these things ???? (fixing errors on a Geforce 8800 or else, oh yeah, that is really important !!)
I have contact with my reseller and i will get ( i hope still 2014 ) a new card, hopefully without errors.
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Very upsetting?
Explain me one thing: how can you fix something if it's not broken? If they can't get the issue, then they can't investigate. Please stop behaving like you're 5 years old that don't understand a thing. Unless you are 5 years old, then it seems that your parents should speak to us or MSI instead of you.
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Customers are unhappy. It would be wise to note that the reaction of MSI, this forum, the fan troubles are all being widely discussed and documented all over the web. MSI's reputation is not always being viewed in a good light. Surely we should be trying to mindful and where possible improve that.
Also, the view that in some shape or form its the customers fault for buying hardware early isn't one I share, nor should it imo be viewed as acceptable. I have always bought early release gpu's and never had any issue in the past 20 years from a hardware perspective. I will freely admit that these 2 x 980's of mine are my very first purchases of MSI though.
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