Hello,
I want my fan to run full speed all the time. What's the best way to achieve that? Thanks in advance.
-drl
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Re: Fan Control A31p
That's really not a good idea...
You should find out why your machine runs as hot as it does, and take it from there. For starters:
a) Clean the fan/heatsink from dust with compressed air. Should that fail to make a difference:
b) Replace the fan, and re-apply the thermal paste.
c) How many processes you have running on a freshly booted machine?
Good luck and keep us posted.
You should find out why your machine runs as hot as it does, and take it from there. For starters:
a) Clean the fan/heatsink from dust with compressed air. Should that fail to make a difference:
b) Replace the fan, and re-apply the thermal paste.
c) How many processes you have running on a freshly booted machine?
Good luck and keep us posted.
...Knowledge is a deadly friend when no one sets the rules...(King Crimson)
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Cheers,
George (your grouchy retired FlexView farmer)
AARP club members:A31p, T43pSF
Abused daily: T61p
PMs requesting personal tech support will be ignored.
Re: Fan Control A31p
Yeah I didn't like it either, but it worked! The temp is down to 58 when I'm not watching YouTube. I usually don't try to defeat hardware but in this case I thought it was prudent, as this system is getting a little long in the tooth. I just had it apart to change the system board and LCD unit and checked the dust in the fan and the sufficiency of thermal paste. It's always run hot but I just now became concerned. Never any weirdness associated with high temperature, other than not being able to put it on your lap in summer. I found a great program called TPFanControl and set all the temperature ranges above 65 to mode 0x40 so that the fan runs at 4800 RPM all the time when the CPU gets warm. It's so quiet even at full speed that no advantage is to be had on AC with this fan idling.ajkula66 wrote:That's really not a good idea...
You should find out why your machine runs as hot as it does, and take it from there. For starters:
a) Clean the fan/heatsink from dust with compressed air. Should that fail to make a difference:
b) Replace the fan, and re-apply the thermal paste.
c) How many processes you have running on a freshly booted machine?
Good luck and keep us posted.
-drl
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