FSD can set it manually, don't think Aurora can tbf.
What you can do is use dashlaunch to override the fan settings.
What you can do is use dashlaunch to override the fan settings.
50 is good. 70 is a little high, but there shouldn't be that much of a gap between cpu and gpu. 10 C is the recommended gap. you can create a nand image with the temp thresholds, do it in dashlaunch, or even do it through FSD. 60 degrees C is the suggested number. the 360's cpu can't endure heat as much as the ps3's, but I think gpu/rsx are on par. they both suck. anyway, I think FSD is just fan speed, not technically temp threshold, so be careful with that option. I'd suggest doing it through dashlaunch and making it part of your launch.ini. that way you can change it easily.
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btw, my temps never go above 128F with the cpu and 135F with the gpu while idle or even in game with a falcon. ram hovers at 140F (60C).
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btw, my temps never go above 128F with the cpu and 135F with the gpu while idle or even in game with a falcon. ram hovers at 140F (60C).
Yep, it's generally recommended to manipulate fan settings from Dashlaunch if you have to do it. Doing it from the dashboard can be risky, Aurora even left out the option for that particular reason.
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