anchor.diff:                          PWM fans can ramp up/down based on heat, minimum duty cycles can be specified on some motherboards.
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  +                        Using software (Windows) to manual control or monitor GPU temps or adjust GPU fan, such as ATI’s Catalyst control center, Nvidia control panel, Trixx(ATI), MSI Afterburner (ATI &amp; Nvidia), or EVGA Precision-X (Nvidia)
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                           Monitor ambient temps using a thermometer (IR thermometers can be used to monitor CPU sockets, boards, chips, and other devices)
  
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