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courtney01
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I'm using http://www.guru3d.com/article/rivatuner-20-fan-speed--overclock-guide/ to set up my fan speeds, but the guide is different from the Rivatuner I'm using, which is the latest download.
If I click on the triangle next to customize under "Driver settings" and select the video card icon "system settings" like the guide tells me to, I get a different window from the guide's. I can get to the one the guide uses if I click on the triangle under "Target adapter" and select "low level system settings" instead.
In the next step here http://www.guru3d.com/article/rivatuner-20-fan-speed--overclock-guide/2, when you select which fan profile you want by choosing "associated fan profile", if you choose "low level", you get the saved profiles from the "Target adapter" option, but if you choose "driver level", you get the saved profiles from the "Driver settings". What's the difference between using "low level" and "driver level" in "associated fan profile"?
I'm confused as to how I'm supposed to go about this because the guide and the actual program is mixed up. Which steps am I supposed to actually follow? Should I start the process from "Target adapter" instead of "Driver settings" which the guide tells me to do? That seems to be the only discrepancy because all the windows and steps match what I do when start from "Target adapter".
If I click on the triangle next to customize under "Driver settings" and select the video card icon "system settings" like the guide tells me to, I get a different window from the guide's. I can get to the one the guide uses if I click on the triangle under "Target adapter" and select "low level system settings" instead.
In the next step here http://www.guru3d.com/article/rivatuner-20-fan-speed--overclock-guide/2, when you select which fan profile you want by choosing "associated fan profile", if you choose "low level", you get the saved profiles from the "Target adapter" option, but if you choose "driver level", you get the saved profiles from the "Driver settings". What's the difference between using "low level" and "driver level" in "associated fan profile"?
I'm confused as to how I'm supposed to go about this because the guide and the actual program is mixed up. Which steps am I supposed to actually follow? Should I start the process from "Target adapter" instead of "Driver settings" which the guide tells me to do? That seems to be the only discrepancy because all the windows and steps match what I do when start from "Target adapter".
