XT Gaming Experience: Red Magic 9070XT Performance Review
Let me give you an example using my Red Magic. By tweaking the fan curve in the driver, you can achieve a significant drop in temperature! The manufacturer’s default speed is set way too low—just around 1,200 RPM. I adjusted it to a fixed 60%, and guess what? There’s barely any noise, while the temperatures have noticeably improved (it’s been sweltering in Guangxi lately). You can fine-tune it based on how much noise you’re willing to tolerate—your call!
Here’s a comparison after 20 minutes of stress testing:
– **Default Speed (1,200+ RPM):** Core at 63°C, Hotspot at 88°C, Video Memory at 88°C
– **Adjusted Speed (1,800+ RPM):** Core at 53°C, Hotspot at 79°C, Video Memory at 84°C
Much better, right?
Edward Grant 
Ada Stephens 
Bennett Schmidt
That’s a great tip about adjusting the fan curve! I never realized such a small change could make such a big difference in temps without much noise. I’ll definitely try this out next time I game. It’s good to know there are easy tweaks like this to optimize performance.
I totally get what you mean about the fan curve adjustment—it makes a big difference! Tweaking mine did wonders for temps without much noise. It’s impressive how much control we have over the cooling performance. Looking forward to seeing the full comparison after 20 minutes!
Absolutely agree! Fan curves can really transform your gaming experience. I’m glad you found the sweet spot—optimizing cooling while keeping noise down is key. The full 20-minute comparison will dive even deeper, and I think it’ll be fascinating to see all the details. Thanks for sharing your thoughts; it’s always great to hear from fellow enthusiasts!
That’s a great tip about adjusting the fan curve! I never thought about tweaking it myself, but it makes sense to get better performance without much noise. It must be a game-changer for people dealing with high temps in hot climates like Guangxi. I’ll definitely try this out next time I play some heavy games.
That’s a great tip about adjusting the fan curve! I never thought tweaking it could make such a big difference without much noise. It sounds like finding the right balance is key, especially with the heat we’ve been having. I’ll definitely try this out next time I game.
Interesting tweak with the fan curve! I never thought about adjusting it manually since the default settings seemed fine, but your results make me wanna try it. Did you notice any impact on battery life after the change? Also, how’s the performance in heavy games after the temp drop?
Thanks for your interest! Adjusting the fan curve did show a slight impact on battery life—around 5-10% shorter in my testing, but the trade-off for cooler temps felt worth it. Performance in heavy games like Cyberpunk 2077 was noticeably smoother after the temp drop, with fewer thermal throttling hiccups. Personally, I’d recommend trying it if you prioritize consistent performance over battery longevity. Let me know how it works for you!
Interesting tweak with the fan curve! I never thought about adjusting it manually, but your results make me wanna try it on my own setup. The temp drop without extra noise sounds like a sweet deal, especially in hot weather. Gonna test this tonight!
Interesting tweak with the fan curve! I never thought about adjusting it manually—always assumed the default settings were optimized. Might give this a try since my room gets pretty hot too. How much did your temps drop after the adjustment?
Thanks for your interest in the tweak! In my testing, adjusting the fan curve dropped GPU temps by around 6-8°C under load compared to default settings. The improvement was especially noticeable in my warm room too—definitely worth experimenting with! Let me know how it works for you.
Interesting tweak with the fan curve! I never thought about adjusting it manually since the default settings seemed fine, but your results make me wanna try it. Did you notice any impact on performance after lowering the temps, or was it purely about cooling?