MSI GTX770 Gaming minimum/idle fan RPM?

Hi - first post here
I am looking at buying a new GTX770 - haven't decided which brand yet. But I have a question for current owners of the MSI GTX 770 Gaming model.
When idle what RPM does the Twin Frozr fans spin at? And what is the minimum you can set them to?
I ask because it is important to me that my system stay as quiet as possible. I read that some GTX770's bios wont allow lower then 1100-1200 RPM (EVGA in particular). What is this like with MSI?
Thanks in advance

Quote from: Boma on 03-April-14, 16:21:36
Any1 with this information? Would be much appreciated.
-thanks
Hi, I have the same issue on R9 270 which of course is a different card. Some other users I can read have that too. I contacted MSI and they replied the following:
"The GPU temp is normal, 78C under full load is similar to what we received under similar test with MSI Kombustor and FurMark, max temp we received was 81C, a bios update will not alleviate this, the chipset naturally runs a bit hotter, If you would like it to run a bit cooler then you may carefully remove the heatsink assembly and add a new layer of quality thermal compound to see if it drops a couple of degrees, nonetheless the temp at 78C is considered normal and within the cards tolerances. If you believe there is an issue with the physical cooling fan then you may send the card in for inspection to your most nearest MSI service center."

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