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  Hello

  Yes, it's nothing unusual, that the fan continues to go if a certain level of temperature was approached.
  Alternatively, you can control this behavior a little fan.

  You can change the power of Win 7 to friendly State management settings battery.
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  (> I'm on online gamer second life and world of the craft of war) recently my fan speed crank up to 90 percent for about 5/10 minutes before leaving quiet. Then speed up again after a period of time. I'm confused as to why he did this because when I check my cpu temp is only make 40%, and I use a cool buffer table.
  > I'm looking for some advice here because all said Toshiba was making sure I had the latest bios update. But I would have thought it is not the processor overheating the fan must not be crank that quickly. My laptop is only 2 months old.

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