Bug: Fans spin 1000 RPM faster than the fan speed curve setting in GHelper.

[Niilaes]

I'm using G-Helper v0.236 (experimental version) on an ASUS ROG Zephyrus M16 (GU603HM) laptop.
I discovered a bug: when using the custom fan curve (BIOS Fan Curve), the fan speeds (both CPU and GPU) are approximately 900–1000 RPM higher than indicated on the graph.

This leads to increased noise and wear on the fans.
The issue appeared after upgrading to SAIO driver version 3.1.40 and using the new G-Helper build.

[seerge]

@Niilaes custom fan speeds are set in % values and NOT in RPM. 44% and 48% respectively in your case on your screenshot.

RPM axis is just an approximate indication only. You can lower fan curve to set lower fan speed :)

[Niilaes]

In previous versions everything worked fine, so this is a bug in the experimental application.

[seerge]

@Niilaes if you talk about experimental releases, there are no changes in this regard between releases at all :) You are more than free to verify it with any of the older releases.

Firmware endpoint for setting a custom fan speeds accept value in a percentage value.

[Niilaes]

Interest rates just appeared, before that there were only turnovers, I saw it and set it up, thanks