I'm having an issue with my sapphire rx 580. Every time I play any game the fans get stuck at full speed. I tried a clean driver install and an update but it doesn't fix the issue. I need to restart my PC to get the fans back to 0 RPM. Thermals are ok, ~80C under load, the cooler is clean.

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Great research job. Also something to consider is the evaporation of some of volatile components. I did a similar research and we noticed that some resins will start loosing reactivity after a few heat cycles. We weighted a Petri dish with a known amount resin and placed it in a oven for a X amount of time. We had some resins with a 20% loss. It also showed that it can be a hazard if the heated vat and printer don’t have proper ventilation or an air filtration system.
That is fascinating! Do you have anything written in more detail?
Yes, unfortunately I have an NDA and can provide too much details on it but I did a study on the final degree of polimerization vs resin temperature and variable printing speed according to resin reactivity.
Also something to consider is the evaporation of some of volatile components. I did a similar research and we noticed that some resins will start loosing reactivity after a few heat cycles. We weighted a Petri dish with a known amount resin and placed it in a oven for a X amount of time. We had some resins with a 20% loss. It also showed that it can be a hazard if the heated vat and printer don’t have proper ventilation or an air filtration system.
This is fascinating. How did you measure loss of reactivity? I noticed that resins that were cured over time did look richer/yellower. But it still cures nonetheless.
I forgot to add, I exposed the resin several times, without the built plate let’s say 10s with 2 second delay 4 times.
You can make an standardized test to measure loss of reactivity for any resin. Use a simple form or shape, like a rectangle or square. Set an exposure time of X seconds then measure the thickness in five points, corners and center. Do this when you open a new bottle and save the values and date on a spreadsheet. This will be your reference. If you are having issues down the road and you suspect that a resin is expired or isn’t curing properly you can compare the reactivity. I had a bottle that was 6 months over the expiration date, so I did this test and it didn’t show any loss. So I went ahead and printed some parts without any concern.
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