after installing the card i noticed that only 1 fan is spinning,is that normal ?
1684514
Yes....there is a small switch on the front of the card that will turn them on...it comes default that way....i have mine set to off
1684515
Well, I've heard that the number of fans that spin depends on the temperature of graphic card. If the temperature is not so high then only one fan spins, while for high temperature all of the three fans will spin. I've read about it multiple times and think you should check the number of spinning fans under different loads. This graphic card is really something that satisfied me..!!
1684516
Yeah it does the same thing for me it has this feature where the amount of fans spinning depends on how strenuous the task your computer is performing
1684517
Yes, it is normal. When temps go up you will see the color leds change to yellow and the other 2 fans turn on. Even if you increase the fan speed manually it will only effect the fans currently running. I believe there is a switch on the card to make all three run all the time. But its not necessary as my card LEDs are always blue unless a video is playing or anything more demanding.
1684518
There is a teeny-tiny switch located on the side of the card beneath the power connectors that governs the behavior of the fans. In the default setting, only one fan runs at low temperatures; the other two start up as the temperature of the card rises. In the other setting, all fans run all the time, but at speeds governed by card temperature.
1684519
There are 2 power modes on this card. If you look on the card, you will find a little toggle switch. In one position, only the middle fan will spin until the card reaches a certain temperature, at which time all 3 fans will spin. Move the switch to the other position, and all 3 fans will spin all the time.
1044267
It shows up as the one card that I have plugged into it... for example the only thing that pops up is: L:/LEXAR
1890076
It could be either one. I would try a different card. That should narrow it down. I have used several different cards in this model with no issues.
1664511
only 1,but can install 3 given the right circumstances, most use 2 without issue though, all 3 are the larger size fans as well {120mm fan}
184681
I plugged about three fans into one cord And plug that into the power on the motherboard. And did that for the rest. But it depends on your motherboard having enough to plug it into
864979
I remember correct I use 750W not sure if can run with sli or not i only got 1 card
1321714
'course! I've not had that issue with this case buuuuuuuuuuuuut there's a few things we can do! Firstly, make sure all the power cables to the fans coming from the case are connected to MOLEX/4pin power connectors (or the relevant ones for the fan you are connecting) and if it's still not receiving power and spinning up either A) Send the case in for replacement or B) Try a replacement power cable to the fan. Not really much more help beyond that which can be offered I'm afraid!
2058208
Both fans should function from the moment the card turns on. I'd recommend that you check the power cable which runs from the fans to make sure it is seated properly as I experienced a similar issue with my 270x after shipping.
1232144
You can always add a fan or heatsink? I usually add both to all my cards if they don't have them.
316414
Stebs,Don't worry. I've had mine running for several months with two R9 270x cards and the fan hasn't moved. It's only used for cooling, and only used rarely. I keep my machine running 24/7 mining X-13 algo coins and other crypto, fan had never moved. :) Hope this helps!
1869009
There is a set of prongs just below and to the right of the RAM card slots, labeled "sysfan1". If you want a second fan, you'll have to hook it up to your power supply. That's as far as I know.
1845770
No , this one can only have 2 fans same speed. If you want separate speeds you need Pwm splitter
898863
It has a slider that allows you to change the fan speed. If the fan is at the slowest setting it is pretty quiet, if it is at max it's a loud hum. It's been awhile since I installed the card and have forgotten how much my temp lowered, but it was noticeable.
1364063
Yes, but. Depending upon your memory configuration and motherboard layout, you may only be able to use one fan on the cooler. Also, in my case, I had to remove one of the side panel fans. But it works every bit as good as my liquid cooled system, so I am quite pleased. (I was able to keep both fans on the cooler.)
2058206
They should always be on when the card is powered, but should run slow/quiet when the card is idle. The speed is proportional to the temp/load.
1890079
It could be either one. I would try a different card. I have used several different cards in this model with no issues at all.
1495767
Nope its only the factory version (regular model w one fan) that can do that but sometimes you gotta sacrifice looks for performance. Even tho in my opinion i think the card is swagalicious.