The software is completely free to use but the developer (Rem0o on GitHub) does accept donations. With fan control, you can track your CPU, GPU, motherboard, and storage device temperatures, fully control all of the fans in your system (including the individual fans on your graphics card), and, of course, create custom fan curves. Fan Control was created by an independent developer and is perhaps the most robust, intuitive, and easy-to-use fan control software currently available. But immediatly after passing that 73☌ mark, the fans do not react to any tool/software anymore until temperatures drop again.A somewhat newer Fan Control application that many PC enthusiasts are turning to is Fan Control. If I set it to 20%, the fans spin up to 20%. If I set the fan speed to 0, the fans stop spinning. Below this temperature, the fans perfectly react to my settings, regardless of the tool. I can not get it to stop going to 100% speed if the 73☌ are reached.
However, using various different tools like Fan Control, MSI Afterburner. I tried to adjust the fan speeds to set up a more reasonable curve, where the fans would not spin at all until a certain tempreature is reached and then then evenly increase the speed as the temperatures get highter. It can be very annoying because the fans are extremly loud at full speed. This appears to be MSIs Cooler Boost "feature". Whenever the cards temperature goes above 73☌, the two fans will start to spin at 100% until the temperature drops down below that 73☌ point.
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