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Date:2007-12-22 19:07:04 Apologize for any inconvenience. Simply speaking, the card EN8800 which with a big fan on it can not adjust fan speed. Best regards! ASUS Customer Service Center (China)

Dear Valued Customer, Though your card cannot adjust fan speed, the fan run with fully speed it wouldnot be overheated. (BTW: generally bluescreen always caused by CPU and memory) Please check the temperature and fan speed of with our latest Smartdoc...

54 degrees after 30 minutes of Crysis is excellent and 40 idle is superb. Even if the temps go to 65 or more in summer that's nothing for this type of card. They can go as high as 125 I think so your card is having a vacation playing Crysis at that temp. Less intensive games than Crysis won't...

I agree 100%. Currently I'm using a Gainward 7800gs GLH card and the fan is set at 100% and I've never had to adjust it because of noise and the cooling is plenty good even in hot months. It's a 2 slot cooler and although it has fan adjustment I've never ever needed it once in over a year of...

Very glad to see that some of you are getting temp readings now and from what it seems the readings look quite cool with the new fan. I don't think there will be an overheating problem with those with this fan. Here's the latest but I'm definitely much encouraged by the temp readings...

Anyone in the mood for some GOOD NEWS??? Latest reply from Asus today: Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting ASUS Technical Support Department . As to the question you consulted: I have contact our RD engineer. This card is adopted special thermal senser, we will...

I can't imagine that there's no temp sensor on the card at all. How's the fan supposed to increase speed when the temps get to 70 degrees or higher if there's no sensor or is the fan set to run at 100% permanently? If it's running at 29% and there's no sensor then the card will burn out or crash...