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Epic-W fan setting

Derek Morrison

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What do you guys run your fan and sensor temp at on a normal day?

I feel like the fans are always running and making it too noisy. Do you do adaptive preview quiet record?
 
What do you guys run your fan and sensor temp at on a normal day?

I feel like the fans are always running and making it too noisy. Do you do adaptive preview quiet record?

Yup, Adaptive Preview, Quiet Record, anywhere from 37-39C
 
Why 37-39? I know Phil Holland uses Adaptive 41 or 45 degrees, I also is 44 degrees and at this temperature calibrated sensor. Isn't that normal?

Did you notice that these guys are running Scarlet-Dragon & Scarlet-X cameras. They have a different way of handling core temperatures.
 
Why 37-39? I know Phil Holland uses Adaptive 41 or 45 degrees, I also is 44 degrees and at this temperature calibrated sensor. Isn't that normal?

I have been satisfied with the camera maintaining a low fan speed when it's set to the default target of 39 degrees. I have not experimented setting the target temp above 39 degrees.
 
Did you notice that these guys are running Scarlet-Dragon & Scarlet-X cameras. They have a different way of handling core temperatures.

He mentioned sensor temp. Sensor temp default is 39. I wouldn't go more than 3 degrees in either direction. For DSMC1 CORE temp, stick it at 65. The DSMC2 stays colder longer than DSMC1. With Scarlet X/Dragon you're going to run hot because it can't say below 50C for long. Especially without fan 2.0
 
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