I've run into a problem where the fans on my GPU died, so I had to replace them with some stock fans that just aren't cutting it. The front fan mount was a bit wobbly during installation (probably my fault), which might have contributed to the original issue. Now, I'm on the hunt for high-quality, reliable replacement fans for my GPU, which is a triple-fan 6700XT. I'm open to spending up to $70, but I'm willing to go higher for the right options. Additionally, any tips on fan-control software would be appreciated. Given my previous experience with the mounting, I'm also curious if a better mount could solve my issues.
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You could try using Arctic P12 fans and secure them with zip ties. They might be a decent temporary solution for your cooling needs while you sort out something more permanent. A good setup could really help, especially if you're dealing with broken mounts.
Thanks for the suggestion! I would prefer a more stable solution, but with the broken front mount, I'm not sure what options I have left. What RPMs are you suggesting? My original fans were around 3000 RPM.