And in the actual hardware, I disassembled most of the graphics cards I had for maintenance, and there was always just one fan connector on the card for all fans. It was always just one fan speed report and one fan speed setting. I've never seen a graphics card that reported its multiple fans separately. Maybe you are confused about how your card works? Where did you get the idea that each of the fans will be reported separately? Does the manufacturer have a special software for Windows where you can see the three different fans? If there is any extra information you need I am more then willing to provide it. There is probably something I am doing wrong, but I haven't had any luck so far with google so here is hoping someone smarter can help me. 'CoolBits' options 4 and 8 under Section 'Screen' in my nf. Using the 440.59 proprietary NVIDIA driver.

(Screenshot of my Thermal Settings in nvidia-settings). Within nvidia-settings under Thermal Settings on my GPU it is only recognizing 'Fan 0' and this fan appears to be working normally, but otherwise it is completely missing the other 2 fans. Maybe I am missing something, but as far as I know nothing is wrong with the fans because Windows has no issues detecting all 3 of the fans. I have done some Googling around to find a solution, but haven't found anything that has worked so far. The only issue is that my system doesn't appear to be detecting 2 of the 3 fans on my GPU.

I have just recently setup Arch on a separate SSD and want to get my games library setup.

Evga precision x not working on 1080 ti