I suppose that’s all that really mattersĪlthough not really important, you might actually get even lower temperatures when you put the side back on. There also is a “system cooling policy” tab which is set to passive.Īlso, the latency times still look weird, but to be honest, I don’t notice a delay.
I’ve set my power scheme to High Performance, and the min/max processor states to 100%.
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I don’t know how to turn off Cool N quiet. So I don’t know what else to do.Ī few people have suggested cool n quiet could be the problem. I’ve got all the Maschine updates installed. So I guess that would make my VST meter problem with Maschine/Cubase. I just don’t understand why the ASIO meter is spiking like it is now. Now, I should point out that nothing is freezing or crashing on me. (I could open Maschine multiple times with NO spikes on the VST meter.) The same does happen to the meter when I open Maschine on my laptop too. …but then I opened up a stock Maschine project (again, both 32/64 bit and 44.1/96 kHz)… the VST meter shot straight to the halfway point (and that red light thing was “clipping” occasionally) … And now that I think about it.
Opened a synth(… Prologue, I believe) just to check out the VST meter… it was fine I messed around- on google, opened up Cubase 32 and 64 bit. Though I dont feel like either of those would justify a 20-30 degree drop. Though I will point out that the side panel was off and it is a bit colder outside today. whereas previously I was running 55 C (with nothing open ) to 65 C. So I suppose that the “CPU fan failure screen case” can never really be closed. Yeah, I know, those are only 8 boots out of many many many many many more I need to have through it’s lifetime. It’s had 8 boot ups (I did about the same or more on it with the old fan before I decided to change it). High performance Cooler Master thermal paste that I bought separately as well.
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