T60p overheating fix
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 5:39 pm
Good day,
I know there has been a lot of discussion regarding T60 fan noise and overheating. From the moment I started using my T60 I could not believe how warm it felt. When I started to use it in my STi to datalog 1/4 mile dragstrip runs I was not surprised when it would overheat to the point it shut down. The fan never made any noise, it just stayed at 3800RPM while the CPU warmed up to 90+ C.
I just found a fix thanks to a guy named Mark who posted it on his site. Mark was complaining that the on board fan controller in the T60 was to noisy and he posted a program that offered more control than the on board fan controller.
Anyway, I just installed the "fix" and and it worked great. True... my T60 now sounds like the turbocharger in my STi pumping out 25psi of boost but at least the thing does not overheat any more.
Here is a link to the fix... feel free to download it if you are experiencing the problem:
http://n8rws.com/t60%20fan.zip
Here is a link to the source of this file: http://mark.denovich.com/?p=12
I know there has been a lot of discussion regarding T60 fan noise and overheating. From the moment I started using my T60 I could not believe how warm it felt. When I started to use it in my STi to datalog 1/4 mile dragstrip runs I was not surprised when it would overheat to the point it shut down. The fan never made any noise, it just stayed at 3800RPM while the CPU warmed up to 90+ C.
I just found a fix thanks to a guy named Mark who posted it on his site. Mark was complaining that the on board fan controller in the T60 was to noisy and he posted a program that offered more control than the on board fan controller.
Anyway, I just installed the "fix" and and it worked great. True... my T60 now sounds like the turbocharger in my STi pumping out 25psi of boost but at least the thing does not overheat any more.
Here is a link to the fix... feel free to download it if you are experiencing the problem:
http://n8rws.com/t60%20fan.zip
Here is a link to the source of this file: http://mark.denovich.com/?p=12