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So chasing the extra few odd ☌ by using higher speed, higher airflow, much louder volume fans is useless.A community for users, developers and people interested in the Fedora Project and news and information about it. To a cpu 30☌ and 60☌ are the same, no change in performance at all, no extra damage from temps etc. If I ever hear the fans, there's something up with temps. And I'm using 1000 rpm Noctua, so fan speeds are seriously low volume-dead silent. Slow rise from 20% to 30% at 20☌ to 60☌, then sharp rise to 100% at 70☌. Also explained is a solution to keep fancontrol working after. Like Phaaze88, mine is a little different. 56 3.7K views 5 months ago An explanation how to install and configure fancontrol and lm-sensors to manage fan speeds under Linux.

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TLP is also available for other major Linux distributions. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linrunner/tlp sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install tlp tlp-rdw. 3 is multi-vendor, doesn't care, but you have to go find it and might have to pay for it. Follow the below commands to install TLP on Ubuntu or Debian systems. 2 is specific to the vendor, you won't be using asus motherboard software with a gigabyte motherboard. Most tailor able, very in depth, might not always be user friendly (SpeedFan has a learning curve it's so complex), but has options 1 or 2 simply do not have.ġ is available automatically. I know there is a app for iMac where you can raise or lower the cycles. Proprietary software like Argosoft or SpeedFan. The only choice in the moment to rid of a noisy fan by the Asus machine I using could be starting another topic about Fan control.Often it's visual, not just number oriented. Motherboard software, like Asus FanXpert, offers slightly better options, more in depth and user friendly.It'll have some basic form of curve management. There's 3 ways to set up fan curves, depending on what you use.

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