As you can see there is no escape from Argus for me. Nearly all stuff is also integrated in the freeware tool Fan Control.įor me in detail I need that all case fans can be controlled by CPU and GPU temperatures with DIFFERENT fan curves and with real fan start and stop parameters. Temperature source can be also an average temperature, e.g. The fan ramp up and slow down in percentage per second be chosen. The fan start parameters as percentage and start time can be set. The individual fan parameters as fan start and stop percentage can be edit. Also you can set hysteresis for each curve as you like. you can configure six temperature sources with six different fan curves for each fan (-header). Well, ArgusMonitor gives you very much more fan curve settings as Asus Fan Expert. Otherwise I have to send back the Delta which would be too bad. Or is there any other app to configure and use the Delta features without AC. So, my question is if there is the possibility to disable the mainboard detection in Armoury Crate or if the device functions for mainboard can be disabled. Using fan expert instead of ArgusMonitor is out of the question, because of the very fine tuned control by ArgusMonitor.Īlso the Asus lightning service produces a load on the 12900k at idling although I didn't change anything in AC. But ArgusMonitor still interrupts with the message that the ASUS monitoring program can disturb the fan speed control. Fan speed expert can be uninstalled in windows apps and the fanspeed service can be deactivated in msc services. Armoury Crate also automatically installs its fan speed and monitoring features. That are the positive points.īut there are big problems using ArgusMonitor for fan speed control of my Z690 Hero with installed Armoury Crate. I am very satisfied with the Delta hardware part. It sounds very good and is very comfortable for my head. First of all, I installed Armoury Crate only because of my new headset ROG Delta S.
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