Thank you so much for your guidance. It was very helpful

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure, thanks for your positive comment!!!

Perfect tutorial, thank you. I was looking for the solution over and over and finally found yours. Gracious

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

Glad the video was helpful, thanks for the comment!

@bhrouz

2 жыл бұрын

Tnx 👍

@Tuskabanana

Ай бұрын

@@parhamsan hi nice video , i have a question, i want to buy this monitor used, will it be louder if i vesa mount it :O? best regards

@parhamsan

Ай бұрын

@@Tuskabanana Hey, if you Vesa mount the monitor, the fan that cools the FPGA, can such more air and cool the FPGA better but make sure to use some sort of standoffs like the ones I used. However when you Vesa mount it, you can hear the fans a bit more (if the fans are connected to the FPGA Mainboard). What I suggest is: if you buy the monitor used, and you Vesa mounted the monitor and if the fans are loud and noisy, change the thermal paste (see my other video for instructions on how to do it). kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZdqyrhudJTWes4.htmlsi=NFOZGWZu7cBbkTys I always used the monitor on Vesa mount. There is also the option to use the external fan controller like the one I used to manually adjust the PWM of the fans and make them quieter. So as you can see there are cons and pros of Vesa mounting the monitor, but overall it would be Quieter with the monitor on Vesa mount. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@Tuskabanana

Ай бұрын

@@parhamsan yes thank your for the respond, how is the hdr 1000, its worth it :O?, i would just buy it for hdr 1000 and 27 inch + good blacks, you think 300+ is a good price? best regards

Thank you. It's very useful

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for the late reply, glad it was helpful!!!

Thank you for your video. Instructions for that controller are hard to find!

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Happy that you found the video useful!!!

Thanks so much for your video. My monitor is still in warranty, already got the fans and thermal pads replaced once in the local asus service center. After i got the monitor it worked almost dead quite for close to 10 months. I am about to send it again soon because it got audible again. I am not 100% sure what they did in the service center but have you tried just replacing the thermal pads/paste on the fan on the gsync module whit better quality product to see the results, before modding the monitor ?

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for the positive comment. Before I decided to open and mod the monitor, I cleaned the fans a couple of times and the noise from the fans got better for a short period of time, but as time passed the noise came back. The noise was not too annoying but the fact that the RPM was going high and low constantly was really bugging me, that's why I decided to give the mod a try. I have not replaced the paste on the module yet but had this in mind for a later video. Thanks for the suggestion!!!

@ArAg0rN1

2 жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan Thank you so much for your reply. I will soon send my monitor for another fan/thermal paste replacement. Once its out of warranty i might try to mod it as well. Again great video thank you so much for making it.

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

@@ArAg0rN1 Hey Cvetozar, true if the monitor is still under warranty I would leave the hard work for the ASUS :) team, I should release my video on how to change the thermal paste on the monitor soon.

Nice bro i easy understand 👌 thank you

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Happy to help!!!

omg thx for your videos save my ears and my mental sanity, now i can finally stay at my pc in peace :)

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the positive comment, glad the video helped you!!!

Hey mate, I have a PG65UQ as my main daily display and Ive been struggling to bare its constant 100% fanspeed... I never use HDR or GSYNC and im guessing these modules are causing heat that made ASUS install a fan... as I never use these features.. would it be possible to just unhook the fan or atleast modify the fanspeed somehow?

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, as I don't have that specific monitor (PG65UQ) I would not know how to change the speed of the fans without the external modification. What I can tell you from my experience is that if I completely disconnect the fan headers form the MB (or set the RPM of the fans to the lowest value) the monitor would shutdown after a couple of second so I would not recommend unhooking the fans and turning them off completely. Even if you are not using the monitor in HDR mode or not gaming on it, you would still need to cool down the GSYN module because the module is still drawing some current. I realized that using the monitor in HDR mode generates more heat and the temp sensors show higher temp resulting in fans making more noise (obviously this was before my modification). If you could open the back shell of the monitor and inspect the GSYNC module location and the fan configuration I would be glad to help you to reduce the fan speed. If you don't want to do the MOD, I would highly suggest cleaning the fans and REPASTING the heatsink to the GSYNC module. Good luck with everything, I'm always here to help!!!

@TheTanelChannel

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan I tried opening it up when I first got it but it was stuck at some point under the floor of the screen I couldnt figure it out. Last time I tried to do a 5v fan speed mod was with my PS2 back in the day and when I switched it on a LOUD ASS bang happenned, only thing I could hear was loud ringing and my fingers were black :D thankfully just the CABLE died.. the cable.. lol. Im gonna see if I can get in contact with ASUS engineers and ask them to make a bloody firmware or something so people who dont use GSYNC\HDR dont have to have a loud fan.

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

@@TheTanelChannel I assume that's an expensive monitor, so if it's still under warranty send it for service, if not I wouldn't mess around with it unless you know what ur doing. The least you can do is to blow some high pressure air to clean the fans.

I just did a cleaning and repaste and it seems to have fixed the issues. fans haven't turned on yet. either a good sign or a sign that both the fans don't have any power now lol. my duct system was clogged with dust and the thermal paste was old.

@parhamsan

9 ай бұрын

Hey, I am not 100% sure, but the fans should turn on because on this monitor I don't think there is a fan stop mode, are the fans not spinning when the display is on?

my fan died in mine, you're a lifesaver! Thanks!

@parhamsan

9 ай бұрын

Hey, my pleasure, glad that the video helped you!!!

have the same monitor and it just stopped working after a power cut was it a surge? probably was. but there is power running through it, but it stays black and doesnt turn on. i think it can be fixed quite easily .but need to get inside it. not breaking the plastic is my biggest fear.

@parhamsan

3 ай бұрын

Hey, if your monitor has a black screen after a power surge, you might have monitor with damaged main controller. If you have already disconnected the monitor from power or power cycled the monitor and still getting a black screen the issue is probably related to the power controller and the mainboard. You should be able to take the shell of and measure voltage on the PCB with the multimeter, that's what I suggest to diagnose the issue. Just go very slow with a shim or something to pry open the back; I know the first time I was opening the back shell was scary!!!

@CoolCoyote

3 ай бұрын

thx mate@@parhamsan

I Oh I just followed your instructions and it worked. Thanks budd,

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

Happy that the instructions worked, thanks for the comment!

@reviewer7983

2 жыл бұрын

@Parham Honar very of nice of you. Where are you from?

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

@@reviewer7983 Canada, ontario

@reviewer7983

2 жыл бұрын

@Parham Honar oh nice, I'm from south Carolina. How's the weather up there ?

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

@@reviewer7983 i would say Harsh winters compared to other places in the world.

A fantastic tutorial; I appreciate it. I've mod my PG27U, and it works like a charm. What's your current configuration on fans 1 and 2? I have the following and tuning it as I go along. Fan 1 35% | LOW 50 | HIGH 70 Fan 2 30% | LOW 50 | HIGH 70 Also, some noob tips. 1. Buy extra cables in case you break them. Failed wire strips, pulled too hard, which yanked the header, etc. 2. Use a lighter to strip thin wires. I've ruined cables trying to strip it with a plier.

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for the positive comment, currently I have increased the fixed value a little higher on both fans since during summer my room gets pretty warm: 1-Temp probe taped to the side of the FPGA Heatsink Fixe value: 40, L70 H90 2-Temp probe taped to the side of the Fan Located on the top of the monitor Fixe value: 35, L50 H70 For the blue and yellow wires as long as they don't touch you are ok, you can use tape or even heat shrink tubing to insulate them. Thanks for the recommendation!!!

I will buy it next week :=), btw i have a question, i read about a hidden service menu where you can change the fan speed, do you know how to access it? Best Regards

@parhamsan

Ай бұрын

Hey, unfortunately I do not know, if you google it and don't get a result that means it won't be accessible by users, rog-forum.asus.com/t5/rog-series-monitors-pg-xg/asus-rog-pg27uq-how-to-access-service-menu/td-p/835109

if there is already has pwm ports, doesn’t it mean it already has builtin temperature readings? then why we need to add a board please?

@parhamsan

9 ай бұрын

Hey, you are correct there is a PWM header and controller on the Monitor itself, however without the external PWM controller you won't be able to control the speed of the fans (there is no option in the ASUS monitor to control the speed of the fans). As you may already know, with using the internal PWM controller on the monitor the fans run at a very high RPM causing a very loud noise. With this mod you can reduce the noise on the monitor. I have been using the external fan controller for over a year now and never needed to run them more than 40% most of the times.

Hi, can the high temp 100% limit be set to say 70% fan load, High not going above 70 to 80% max fan load. I have delta fans which are really high amp 3.9 to be exact.

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, no unfortunately once the high temp limit is set, the fan will run at 100% of its capacity so full load (rated current). I do not suggest using any other fan than the ones used on the monitor, if you draw too much current it might damage the main board on the monitor. You can probably limit the drawn current with a resistor but again I don't recommend it. Similar to a low noise pwm adaptors used on the Noctua and other fans.

@syduploads1990

2 жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan Thank you for the response and for making this video, Yes I am aware of the 3 Amp draw limit on this board I was planing on powering the fan separately and just use the PWM and Tac pins for rpm only. I guess I'll have to check / experiment with it once it gets delivered.

Bro how do you connect the board's powerf? Do you just rip the extension cables and plug them in that blue thing then tighten the screws?

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, You need to buy these 2 cables. a.aliexpress.com/_mK1336i Then you connect the male side to the fan headers on the asus monitor pcb. And cut the female side from the tip and connect red (12v) and black (ground) to the pwm fan controller module. On the pwm pcb use the flathead to lossen the screws, place the exposed wires inside and tighten the screws. You can tape the yellow and blue together but make sure they are not touching.

@jamesjesse8057

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan Thanks for replying bro, much appreciated. Just one thing about cutting the extension cable. If can pull the connector off, do I still cut them? Cuz I believe there are some tiny metal connectors on the end.

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesjesse8057 if you can pull them then it should be fine, however make sure they can easily go in to the pwm blue connector and you can tighten the screws without damaging the connector. Let me know if you have any other questions and good luck with everything.

Nice, Oh BTW, does it matter if the PWM wire is all the way on the left side next to the tachometer wire? I need an answer, Thanks. Delta Electronics Community. (DEC)

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, not quite sure I follow what you exactly mean? Do you mean the pwm wires from the asus fans to the external pwm controller?

@18436Melissa

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan What I mean, is that, Is there any impact if the PWM wire is wired on the tachometer side and the tachometer is wired to PWM, Answer. Please and thank you. Delta Electronics Community. (DEC).

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

@@18436Melissa Oh IC, what you mean is you want to have the tachometer in between the PWM controller and the PWM wires to the ASUS fans correct (to show the value of the RPM)? May I know the tachometer model number? If it is a digital one, then keep in mind that the external PWM controller (that I am using in this mod) is getting its power from the ASUS monitor MB so the tachometer will draw some additional current from the monitor MB and it could cause overload to the board and damage the MB PCB on the monitor. It might be ok; if you are a teksavvy person you can measure the current that is drawn from the ASUS PCB (with a multimeter) with and without the tachometer and see the difference. I highly recommend not to do this unless you know what you are doing. If the difference in current drawn with and without the tachometer are minimal then it should be ok. Do this at your own risk and please don't blame me if something happens to the PCB!!!

Can you confirm the fan EF70151S1-C010-S9A can be disassembled to be lubricated?

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, sorry for the late reply but at this moment I don't have spare fans to disassemble and check, I think there are many replacements that you can buy including the one I included from ebay. Check the original reddit post for the part numbers.

I need to replace the two fans in my PG27UQ. They're not really set up for easy maintenance (cleaning out dust) are they? I hope I can get that metal mounting shroud out of the way so I can get to the fans. Otherwise, it won't matter about upgrading, although I would like to do that as well. Here's hoping..

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey Mike, as you may saw on the video I bought extra fans thinking that the new fans would have lower noise, but that wasnt the case. For me cleaning the fans and the heatsink lowered the fan noise and lowered the temps (beside the mod obviusly). I would say the fans are 100% maintainable and heavy duty. I have the monitor for more than 4 years and still using the original fans. Is the monitor shutting down or are the fans making a loud noise, just wanted to know the reason you want to do the mod? Also Which metal mounting shroud you are talking about, the one for the fpga?

@mikegarland4500

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan these are the original fans, and I noticed an increase in volume from the fans when I wasn't playing a game, when the room was quiet. I didn't think anything of it, and after a month of no gaming time, I finally turned it on, only it didn't come on at all. I unplugged everything, replugged it into the wall directly, and the monitor started up and I was relieved. Only it automatically shut off a couple of minutes later. That's all it does now, when I turn it on, it automatically shuts down after a short period of about a minute or two. When I got the stand off the back and opened it up, the main fan is almost completely dead. It doesn't turn on its own, and it's caked with old dust. The other fan (toward the top) spins freely but I never saw it come on while testing them. I really just need to replace those fans, but I can't find my original purchase receipt (but I know it's not still in warranty, I've had it about 3 years). I can't even remember where I bought it from, which website. The fans are mounted in an aluminum "shroud". I'll have to find a way to get them out of there. The top one looks easy enough; I can see those screws. I'm assuming it will come right off. The other one (the main fan) just has those rivets showing. It doesn't look so easy to get to so I can remove it.

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

@@mikegarland4500 Mike, have you seen my other video. In that video I fully accessed the FPGA Module and the fan and I changed the thermal paste on the heatsink to the FPGA. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZdqyrhudJTWes4.html From your description it seems that you have a dead fan on the FPGA module. And the reason the monitor shuts off after sometime is because the FPGA in overheating and shutting down the whole monitor. If you fast forward to the 8:00th minute (on the video that i shared) you can see how to open and access the heatsink. Again fast forward to the 12:00th minute and at exactly 12:36th minute you can see that the second fan is only held by 2 screws (top right and bottom left) and a piece of tape. The piece of tape connects the fan to the plastic shroud (12 is written down on it with white marker). You can order the fans from Ebay or Aliexpress. Original fan part number is: EF70151S1-C010-S9A SUNON www.ebay.ca/itm/266266726298?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=qE5nfKv9SAe&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=HpADsykxQ3m&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005456076384.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.5.5d1536852BOMcb&algo_pvid=9265b8a2-111d-483e-9ca3-8777ca849b00&algo_exp_id=9265b8a2-111d-483e-9ca3-8777ca849b00-2&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21CAD%2113.74%2113.74%21%21%21%21%21%402102111816856249374092577d07ee%2112000033155686905%21sea%21CA%210&curPageLogUid=dDKGkB7nczZb You can buy them used or new, but I would pay more and buy a new one. I would order 2 and replace both if I were you. Also you can use and electrical tape or Aluminum tape to replace the tape. Just get the correct width. What I would do first is to swap the fan wires on the PCB to make sure it is a dead fan and not a bad fan header or electrical issue. If the good fan spins and you see the same behaviour (bad fan doesn't spin), then you are in luck. Just order the fan from Ebay or Aliexpress, change the bad fan on the FPGA heatsink and you should be good to go (obviously you need to by the tape or reuse the old one). Since you already opened the back shell you are half a way there. what I also suggest is to change the thermal paste while you change the FPGA fan. As you can see from the video mine was completely dry after 3 years of usage. Good luck with everything, I'm always here to help and to answer questions!

@mikegarland4500

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan no, I haven't seen that one, but I knew there was another one I needed to check out. You're a lifesaver, man! Thank you. I'm definitely going to try and salvage this monitor; it wasn't cheap. And it's an excellent monitor, so I don't want to lose it to something like a faulty fan. Thanks for the info and the videos, I'm definitely going to use them to assist in this repair.

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

@@mikegarland4500 My pleasure, I'm glad the video helped people. I paid a premium price for this monitor as well. It's an excellent monitor for gaming and streaming. I hated the fan noise but with the mod I made the noise tolerable. Good luck with everything again!!!

Thanks for the tutorial my friend. Do not doubt youself. Your video war more rhan good enough to instructs hundreds of us, as seen in the comments. By the way, the ebay instruction says something about a thirs setting stage. Do you know what it means? """3.Channel II shows the mask setting: In the control panel power-off state, press and hold the "OK" button and hold down state is energized, digital display "2on" (open channel II display) or "2oF" (shield channel Second show), release "OK" button, the "+" "-" buttons to set the switch shield, pressed again after setting the "OK" button to exit into the normal working condition."""

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for the positive comment. Yes I noticed there is a third setting on the PWM Fan controller but frankly have not figured out what exactly it does. I think it will not help for this project anyways. I will play around with the Controller and let you know if I find anything new!

as far as monitor fan noise? never had that problem. if you're running a decent pc u wont even notice it. tbh iv never even thought about the monitors fan until this video

@parhamsan

3 ай бұрын

If you don't hear the monitor fan Revving up or being noisy, then you are a lucky and there is no need to modify it. A lot of PG27UQ owners, like me, have this issue so this guide was intended for them!

@CoolCoyote

3 ай бұрын

wow revving up seriously have not heard a thing@@parhamsan i cleaned the outside of it a lot though(?? who knows if that helped)

Great video, I did this PWM fan modification on my PG27UQ, but now my monitor turns off after a couple of minutes. i dont know why. The board is not touching metal and all the settings are the same as in the video.

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Alex, change both (fans) constant rpm to something higher like 35 or 40. Also decrease the lower and higher limits so the fans ramp up on a lower temperature.I found mine to work with 30% fixed and the low to 70 and high to 90. I have been playing around and found these values works the best on my monitor for lowest noise. If you monitor turns off then the fpga is overheating. If it still turns off increase the fixed rpm % for the fan that cools the fpga (fan 1 in my case) to something higher. Another thing to check is when the pwm board toggles what are the temperatures, are the probe temperatures make sense. I ended up mounting the pwm board outside my monitor to be able to control the speed when the monotor cover is assembled. www.amazon.ca/clouddrive/share/aZRCiUvW3iFqRY4rQq9hr926ao27CMQrYIPTXjt2Wdr This is a video that I shared with another user. Let me know if increasing the rpm doesn't solve your issue.

@alexhutto4829

2 жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan Thanks for the tips, i put the board on the outside and set the fan to 40 and the monitor lasted longer this time. I will continue to play around with the controller to get it at a good sound level and get the fpga from over heating.

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexhutto4829 Cool, since you opened the monitor make sure the fans and the heatsink are free of dust and cleaned; another recommendation would be to clean the thermal paste and reapply it with a new descent thermal paste if you are up fot it. I will be posting another video on how to do that soon, good luck with erything. It definitely seems that your fpga is overheating. I have a very warm room but even with fixed rpm of 30% I have not experienced a monitor shutdown so you might wanna consider changing the thermal paste.

@alexhutto4829

2 жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan Thank you, my room also gets warm. So just to make sure it runs cooler I will most likely change the thermal past. I have FPGA fan fixed set to 40, low to 60 and H to 99. The top fan is silent now and the fpga fan is also a lot quiter. Super happy with the results. Will do thermal past later. Fun project.

Mine loses signal for both DisplayPort and HDMI randomly. I’ll turn on my PC and it will lose signal like a few minutes later sometimes it will work for a few hours but then the same thing happens, same issue with HDMI with my Xbox. Unplugging then replugging any of the cords sometimes fixes it but only temporary. Any idea what the issue would be ?

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, it seems that your monitor is either overheating or you have a faulty main board. Have you ever opened the monitor to see if the fans are free of dust, I also recommend changing the thermal paste on the FPGA if your monitor is 2 years or older? I would first blow air to clean the fans and also inspect inside the heatsink (see my other video if you are interested). Good luck with everything. Keep me posted.

@VerticalStrafes

2 жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan I’m opening it now and yeah there is some dust which I’ll clean, but don’t think the issue is overheating because it will lose signal only a few minutes after I turn it on before the fans even ramp up. Some days though I’ll be able to play for hours before anything happens. I’ll see if the cleaning helps but if it’s indeed the main board what should I do then? It’s not under warranty anymore I’ve had it for 4 years

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

@@VerticalStrafes unfortunately if it's a faulty main board you are better off buying a new monitor since the fpga module itself would cost around 600 USD from ebay, does this issue happen in winter time?

@VerticalStrafes

2 жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan it’s only been issue for the last 5 months or so but it’s been getting worse slowly overtime. This would really suck if it’s indeed the board so really hoping the cleaning and new thermal paste will fix it. I’ll let you if it improves when I’m done, thanks for the input.

@parhamsan

2 жыл бұрын

@@VerticalStrafes The only reason I believe it could be a faulty board is from other users reporting they face shut downs when the fpga heats up. In your case it seems it is losing signal which I have never heard before from anyone. My only suggestion is to do the cleaning on the fans, clean inside the heatsink (make sure to inspect inside the heatsink where the black shroud is, a lot of people have mentioned it getts clogged up with dust and other stuff), and finaly change the thermal paste on the fpga as mine was solid as a rock after 2 years. I really hope you can fix the monitor as replacing a 2k monitor would suck!!! Good luck again, I'm always here to help.

Can you set the controller that shutdown completely the fans under a specific temperature?

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, I don't think that is possible. The lowest fixed value you can set on each channel is 10% (of max RPM) which will still force the fans to spin. The only time I see the fans stop is when the monitor goes to sleep mode and the power to the board is cut off.

@Drgunv

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan I've set the controller, but the problem is that the monitor goes not in sleep mode, even when is powered off i've the fans always on...

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

@@Drgunv On your monitor have you turned on these options: Goto monitor Menu--->System Setup--->Display Port Deep Sleep, HDMI Deep Sleep, ande Eco Mode should be turned on. Also are you powering the PWM controller from the Monitor MainBoard/PCB (similar to what I did) or are you powering the PWM controller externally? My monitor goes to sleep if its not been used for a while (screen goes to black) and the PWM controller turns off after a couple of minutes after that.

@Drgunv

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan I've done the same, and everything works correctly, i just have to try those settings and see if the fans stops after the power off...

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

It may take a while after the monitor goes to sleep, but technically it should. Good luck with everything, I'm always here to help!!!

What about i have same monitor but problem is blink screen every second some time work perfect what is the main problem it's out of warranty

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey man, to be honest I need more information on the issue you are having with the monitor, I would appreciate if you could share a video so I can dig in deeper on the matter, with the information you provided I would not be able to help you.

Thanks for this! Also don't be too hard on yourself for not speaking certain words properly always. Most native English speakers make more mistakes than you!

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the positive comment, appreciate your support!

Hell no this monitor cost over $1000 to me play is better just clen the fan and new themal paste

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey Carlos, I completely understand. This an expensive monitor and the video was made for people who are willing to take the risk of opening the monitor and modding the fans. Changing the thermal paste definitely helps the fan noise. I have made another video that shows the process of changing the thermal paste!

@carlosdinero6692

Жыл бұрын

@@parhamsan Good job me next monitor is going to be new oled

2k$ monitor needs modifying how greedy can companies get - you need to delid CPUs change thermalpads on GPUs and mode Monitors ...

@parhamsan

Жыл бұрын

Hey, sorry for the late reply. I agree with you; I guess at the time when the monitor was released the active cooling was the only way to cool the FPGA module. But picking a cheap fan with jet noise and not being able to control the fan speed was a bad choice from ASUS!!! Since making the fans silent (by lowering the RPM of the fans), I have never seen an issue on the monitor, so the high RPM on the fans was really unnecessary from ASUS!!!