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I would like this, too. For some reason, my three GPU fans (MSI RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio) are divided into two fan controls (2 + 1), and the one with 2 fans has lower RPM for any given fan percent.
Currently, I have two separate curves for these controls, and I have manually checked various fan percents vs. RPMs to adjust the two curves so that the RPM matches approximately for any given temperature. If I want to adjust the curve, I have to do this all over again.
A relative offset would solve this in my case, since I could have only one curve and just apply a relative offset to one of the fans.
(My issue could also be alleviated by something like #11, and allowing setting fan RPM (not percent) in FanControl, but I guess that is a lot more work to implement.)
Hi, currently the Offset works with a fixed percentage. It would be good to have an option to also have a relative offset.
i.e. Currently we have
Input = 70%, Offset = -20%, Result = 50%
Suggestion:
Input = 70%, Relative Offset = -20%, Result = 56%
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