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  I get the same thing on m Dv6 after upgrading the BIOS. He was supposed to "improving fan behavior" so maybe it's a function of power management where the fan will operate at different speeds what do your do, rather that running at a constant speed. It's the only thing I can think of. My GPU and CPU appear to be running a little hotter on idle but (I have a model with an i7 and GT 230 M). Who knows, he has installed fine, just different past, thus the exact improvement, I don't know.

• Noisy fans of MacbookPro retina when using Adobe Photoshop CC

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  Photoshop is intensive resources and application that you experience, it is when you use.  The issue you report are consistent with the conditions in the State.  Everything is normal.

  If you want to reduce temperatures that some, and so the fan accelerates, a cooling pad and/or lowering the room temperature would be useful.  However, this is not mandatory.

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• serious over heating, fan very noisy especially when games

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  even more so when playing games on fb. very strong fans who can't hear the tv. stopped many times, events etc. clean, always use on a flat surface. almost a year, but plays for a few weeks now upward.

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• Noise noisy fan on Tecra R850 (HDD vs SDS)

  _Computer_
  * OS *: Windows 7 64-bit
  * Toshiba * Tecra R850
  * Processor *: Core i7 2620M Sandy Bridge
  * AMD HD6450M Grafik *:
  * BIOS *: version 3.90

  Gentlemen.

  in our society, we use the portable Toshiba Tecra for 3 months.
  The fan noise is to us aloud, you always hear the fan sitting a meter away from the computer (no CPU load).

  What helps a little was to change in the
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  On the guy last week also receives a new laptop of Toshiba R850, it is very quiet.
  The difference is that, in his notebook, an SSD is installed (instead of a HARD drive).

  If the SDS make the difference of fan noise? (we do not believe it).

  Maybe someone has had the same experience and has a solution?

  Thanks in advance

  Respect,
  VILSG

  Hi Paulo

  Thanks for the useful comments Paulo. Are there more positive things after replacing HARD drive?
  You may notice faster access to the SSD and performance of mobile in general?
  What is with the consumption of energy when you use your battery Tecra?

• I've used folio 13-1007tu. The fan noise is a bit much!

  Is there something to do to reduce the fan noise.

  I already check the fan grille.

  I use that laptop with ms office and watch the video clip.

  I recommend you to update the latest version of the BIOS for your laptop support and driver download page on hp.com and navigate the document following that will help you reduce the FAN noise.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01007591

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• My iMac will stop automatically after a noise noisy fan for 10 minutes.  How can I solve this problem?

  My IMac will stop automatically after a loud fan noise.  How can I solve this problem?

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• Noise noisy fan on Satellite L555-12V

  Two days ago, I bought L555-12V to MediaMarkt. The fan noise is terribly strong.
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  It looks like a hair dryer. It is so strong that you can't stand to be near the laptop for more than 10 minutes. It is therefore impossible to work with.

  I've tried everything. Uninstall unnecessary software, changed Windows power profiles, changed the Toshiba Power Saver Settings; on maximum performance, that the fan never turns market optimized battery fan is off for a minute then on incredibly strong 80% for one minute, and so on. Power switch.

  Is anyone else having these problems with the fan noise?

  Is this the same problem as A500 owners with 1.20 BIOS on their machines?

  Will there be an update of the BIOS for L555-12V as there was of the A500?
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  If this isn't the case, I'll have to take the laptop return it for a refund. I find a shame as the laptop seems also very well. However, this machine is unusable for some time in its current state.

  > changed the Toshiba Power Saver Settings; on maximum performance, that the fan never turns market optimized battery fan is off for a minute then on incredibly strong 80% for one minute, and so on. Power switch.

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  optimized battery means that the cooling fans will start to run only if the temperature would reach a certain level, which is why cooling modules is triggered if the temperature would be reduced and would begin again if the temperature level would increase

  > Will there be an update of the BIOS for L555-12V as there was of the A500?
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  However, I think you should wait a bit and must check the driver page in the next time that maybe new BIOS would be available

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• Overheating problem - computer laptop sony vaio makes loud fan noise

  Original title: overheating problem.

  My computer sony vaio notebook makes noise noisy fan after that its used for half an hour and sometimes turns off. What is the cause and the cure for this problem. The model is a set of VPC E a little more than 3 years. Grateful for some answers or don't have these problems.

  Hello

  It may be an overheating problem and it is normally the main reason for your problem.

  .

  If it's a hardware problem, it would not not to restart.

  That said, it is possible to have a hairline cracks in the motherboard, etc, which becomes obvious as soon as it warms up.

  Check vents for hair, dust, etc. and do not use a laptop when it is based on material surfaces: bedspreads, blankets, etc.

  If the problem persists, because it of a laptop, bring it to a local computer and reliable repair shop and get them to open and clean the dust inside...

  Here is an interesting discussion about the reasons for your problem:

  http://PC-trickandsolution.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/fix-laptop-overheating-shutdown-problem.html

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• Pavilion 15 p248ne: loud fan noise and vibrate

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  Hey @amro2,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  You mentioned that you hear a thud and the HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-p248ne vibrates when this happens. You thought that it sounded like the fan touched something in rotation. I also watched the YouTube video that you had provided for me. This was very helpful! Thank you.

  Perhaps one of the possibilities is that the fan should be cleaned.

  Even if you had not indicated that you do not encounter any problems with the heat, there is a document called a Fan is Noisy and runs constantly. This document has troubleshooting steps that may help. I realize that you don't have more intermittently as you a question on a regular basis, however, the steps described in the document can lead you in the right direction for resolution.

  I'll provide you with HP Pavilion 17 Notebook FHCP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service of Guide for your reference.

  If none of the steps above help, and the laptop is still under warranty (please use the auditor of the guarantee if you are not sure), I wouldn't open Notepad. While opening the laptop should not void your warranty, if any damage is caused during the process without contacting HP Support then it can void your warranty. If you are still in warranty, please use the following link to create yourself a file number:

  Step 1. Open the link: www.hp.com/contacthp/

  Step 2. Enter the product number or select Auto detection
  Step 3. Scroll up to "still need help? Fill out the form to select your contact options.
  Step 4. Scroll down and click on: contact HP options - click Get phone number

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• (R5 Aurora Alienware desktop computer) loud fan noise

  Hi, I recently bought a desktop computer Alienware Aurora R5 for the games.

  It has graphics GTX 1070, 32 GB of RAM and i7 CPU.

  The PC itself is great and if I play movies/music or make internet surfing is very quiet.

  But if I try to make games with it the fan noise becomes unbearably high... almost like an airplane taking off.

  I updated my BIOS and DELL technician has replaced all fans inside the PC, but they do not at all help.

  Are there not in some way you can help me? Thank you in advance!

  -Peter-

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  See a different but identical post here: Aurora-R5, noisy fan PSU with qwotes:

  CASS-Olé

  @MagR5 @Okumam > the final advice of the forum are-in your 30 day return window-, contact Dell & initiate the full return of your PC; When asked the reason for the return, tell them 'it's too noisy. " you don't want a replacement power, as you can imagine he will heal the issue & downtime doing an exchange of guarantee with the same party will strive to shorten your window of return etc. the Rep, now painted in a corner, should be open to a partial refund of $50. If you do it right, you should be able to guarantee a ~ $50 refund, & then shop around for a new power provide or seek a different fix for noisy here. Stroll in your transaction verbal with them, ready to back actually as a last resort, then order a new office with their 850 then go if it suits you while searching for a discount on a new one for your trouble. Most of the owners have now understood that a live chat or selling a can get a discount on a new element, where using their simple online by yourself cannot. Good luck

  Maverick1848

  Recommendation to receive a block of power SUPPLY from Dell free exchange:

  I use my Aurora R5 with an i7 7600 and GTX 1070 mainly for RVS with a live HTC and had the same problem with the PSU 460W fan revving up and down all the time without load on the machine (!) and open a folder with Dell online support. In the process, I could prove that the behaviour of the PSU is a systematic failure, which can be reproduced as follows:

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  In Windows 10 If you open "Steam VR" usually the PSU revvs down, but as soon as you close (!) VR steam revvs fan power supply upwards like crazy for at least a minute without any load to the machine.

  Dell support yesterday confirmed they got the same systematic results and agreed to share the power supply to my home free of charge under warranty and a technique.

  During the debate, I'm going to scrutiny if the swap it 1:1 or replaced by another type of power supply.

  If your diet of nuisance is model D460AM, the above remedies / method implies that you may receive a repeat offender if they send another D460AM

• Satellite L650 1NC - the fan noise

  I bought the laptop in February 2011 and the fan noise deteriorated over time, now. I've read many threads in this forum and elsewhere about this problem and I think that the problems are basically the same.

  Now that I've read some that messages stating that the new BIOS, released in September have apparently solved the problem, I did a BIOS update (Version 2.3) to meet the same problem again.

  The fan stops when the temperature is below a certain threshold, in my case according to CoreTemp it seems to be at about 50-55 ° C. At the moment the fan turns off, which is also confirmed by the monitor of health indicating the 0% fan speed.
  This leads to the CPU temperature increases until the fan is used to about 55-60% fanspeed.
  This process repeats every 15-20 seconds and is very annoying.

  It gets worse, but if I start to actually do something like a request to open from the web browser - nothing serious, really, I don't want to start even complain about the noise while game/watch movies.
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  The noise that results is unacceptable for 20-30 seconds.

  Noise is an important factor for me. At the University I can't use it as my fellow students are too distracted by its noise. To work my colleagues began to complain as well.
  As I use my cell phone while being out of my own office/home it is basically useless for me now.

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  Hello

  Cooling module performance depend on the internal temperature.
  If the temperature arise at a higher level, the fan must turn more quickly to prevent equipment overheating it's usual behavior.

  But you can try to change some Windows 7 power management settings.
  This will reduce the performance of the CPU and the dissipation of the heat and that should slow down the activity of the fan too.

  Here is instruction how to change the Windows 7 power management.
  + How to manage Windows 7 power management features.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD12017W0001R01.htm

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  Looks like a jet and it is really very strong. I don't a not to worry about this at first. But generally, it runs at 50-55% now, whenever I try to do more than one thing about it, he climbs up to 70% and starting to make the same noise.

  I put it on the Eco mode which prevents him from jump that high. But now I'm starting to worry about all the noise it makes when it stops. I stopped to use it as well because of this, but it's just a waste since I paid a lot for it, it's still under warranty, but I wanted to know if anyone has any ideas why it would do this or I'm better off just ringtone Toshiba and see if they can fix it.

  I understand the CPU needs to cool down but I had a lot of laptops and it is the first which makes kind
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  Please help me any suggestions would be very grateful.

  Please change the parameters for the method of optimized cooling battery. This option can be found in the advanced power options > Toshiba power saver.
  This will reduce the cooling fan activity and your laptop will run quietly.

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  This cycle occurs every time when the laptop is on. I was wondering if such a thing is normal.

  > fan is sometimes very quiet and you can not hear it and at the same time, it goes to full spin, creating a noise or a couple of seconds, then it becomes quite new. This cycle occurs every time when the laptop is on. I was wondering if such a thing is normal.

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  > great but when I play games it rattles

  Have you noticed the usual fan noise or noise appears as something wrong with ball bearing cooling fan would be?

  It s nothing unusual as fans of cooling would turn faster everything!
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  But if the fans create an unusual sound, then that would mean that the cooling module may be defective and THIS should be verified by technicians is why would I wait not for any solution, but IF it's a hardware problem, the solution is just a replacement of parts.