Yes, this is the same automatic control that worked perfectly fine moments earlier.Why would someone want to control laptop fan speed? The general consensus about OS is that, the OS is designed in such a crafty way that it tries to utilize the hardware beneath as amicably as possible. The fan tuns at 4500RPM nonstop until I uninstall speedfan. Putting automatic fan control back on is akin to just asking the fan to set itself on fire. Why the hell would speedfan try and cool my computer past 45C core?! All my settings are asking it not to. I try deselecting automatic fan control and turning down the fan speed manually.the moment I hit 50% the fans go to their lowest 2300RPM state for 10 seconds then start blowing at 4500RPM. I close the game client, temperatures fall to 51C GPU, 47C CPU but the fans still turn at 3800RPM. And yes, automatic fan control is on.Īll works perfectly fine until I stop plying. I have changed the desired and alarm temperatures of every single component I have.
I created a fan profile that gets the fans turning at 3800RPM once the GPU temp hits 72C. I have changed the Pmw1 to maximal 85%, minimal 50%. Yes, I have tried Speedfan and all of its options. My objective is two fold: Get the fans working earlier, give the fan a ceiling of 85% speed. This late response leads to high temperatures, which leads to a thermal throttling taking effect, which means the end of a gaming session despite having perfectly capable cooling facilities. The problem is, until a potentially dangerous temperature is reached, the fans turn around at a merry 2800RPM, barely more than the minimal 2300RPM. It can rapidly bring down the temperature from 69Ccore, 80C GPU to a relatively cool 59C core, 67C GPU within a minute of the fans blowing at 100% speed (4500RPM). I have overclocked my GPU by +67%, and while my computer can handle the heat load, it doesn't know how to. The motherboard is the same as the one found on a D830. With that out of the way, let's get to my problem:
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