If it's already on, or turning it on doesn't help, can you try a clean reinstall of the app by following the steps found in this article: Make sure to close all Discord processes via Task Manager and double-check those AppData folders shown in the article, as well as turn off your antivirus and firewalls before reinstalling. Thanks for reaching out! The app shouldn't be using that much CPU for extended periods, though.įor starters, can you head into your User Settings > Appearance page and make sure that Hardware Acceleration is turned on? If by "her" you are speaking about your Rig. I see that you have the Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Formula. since your seeing this in just a half second. 20 seconds or whatever suites you choose. so you can tell it to "ramp up the speed over 5, 20. by adjusting the ramp up speed, you delay the response time. So what you are observing is the whir created by the fan spinning up from 25%, when temps spike above 30C.
So lets say your fan curve is set to 25% fan speed up to 30C. What the last does is insert a lag in response to the fan curve.
Turn off fans below a certain temperature. Asus' FanXpert for example allows you to:L various options available to users when this occurs:Ī) Adjust your fan curve to eliminate spikes.ī) If water cooled, add thermal mass (increase coolant volume)Ĭ) In boards with the higher end chipsets, you are generally in a price tier that provides more capable fam control. PCI and other options offered by the better chipsets, but also the utilities packages. The obviouys reasons are the substandard LAN and Audio subsystems and the storage. I have bever been a fan of the cheap series MoBos and always recommend X and Z series. I'm giving an example with my top case fan, but CPU fan profile I put on motherboard BIOS is similar - lower RPM below 55✬, bump up RPM between 55 and 70✬, also, make the "curve" smooth, not as a stair like the "stock" profile (on the left). Other fan controllers or motherboard models/brands might work different but I guess you can achieve similar effect. To compensate for that small reduction in fan speed, I bumped up the RPM above 55✬ from 30 to 50% so it gets loud less often, but does slightly more noise once ramped up (to cool down the CPU when it's being pushed hard). Second, I edited the fan curves so fan stays at "idle" RPM (25% in my case, depends on the fans used) up to 50 ✬ so it only triggers fan spin-up above 50✬ (most of the spikes are to about 52º in my case). 
First of all, i configured fan ramp up time to be 0.1s, but ramp down time 5 seconds, so it won't constantly go up and down (which is more annoying than staying a bit higher).
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