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  I just got 13 inches T of sony.com

  It's fantastic. I really like this lappy... except for the noise of the fan.

  On a very light workload, fan made a noise too strong...

  It not blowing really hot air. It blows just cool air and lappy made more heated at all. It's actually very cool.

  I have absolutely no idea why the fans are blowing like that...

  Bridge of Ivy processor low voltage (i5-3317u) are supposed to be very energy efficient.

  Please solve this problem of fan speed, otherwise, I'll return this lappy fantastic in a few weeks.

  
  

• Satellite A500-040 - too noisy CPU fan

  My CPU fan runs too fast and too loud. The fan speed is still 73 percent. Although I have not used all the programs, the CPU fan speed is always 73%. Never speed is made once it has reached 73%. Even the CPU temperature is about 35%.
  I tried to do as a result of the actions:
  It solves not 1 updating bios/drivers-
  2 changing settings of the power plan does not solve
  3 cleaning cooling module does not solve

  Can someone help me?

  Unfortunately there is not much you can do about it. Cooling fan is controlled automatically. I put t know which options have the power that you have changed, but please try to change the option for cooling method. You can find it in the advanced power options > Toshiba power Saver saver > cooling method.
  Use the optimized battery option. This should reduce the activity of fan cooling.

• Is there a software driver that manages an AMD CPU fan speed?

  My HP laptop has perhaps due to lack of hardware (motherboard, fan or power supply). I have a utility software, Core Temp V.99.8.0, in order to determine the temperature of the AMD CPUS. It is much too high! Before I have to troubleshoot equipment and clean debris across the motherboard, I want to determine the speed of the fan and its operation. BIOS of laptop computers is not a diagnostic fan speed. There is a software utility that can check the fan speed through Windows OS, especially for the AMD Turion 64 Mobile (Clawhammer) ML-37?

  Try: SpeedFan

• New graphics card = CPU fan speed is going mental

  Recently, I bought a HP p6319uk and received a Sapphire Radeon 5870 as a gift. I bought a new power supply (Corsair TX-850) and install two components yesterday. Now, whenever the PC is turned on, the CPU fan seems to work to full skin and noise is simply too hard to use the device comfortably. The machine also seems to work very well.

  I was check autour online and most of these sorts of problems seem to be resolved via the BIOS, but I checked it (after downloading the latest version) and I don't see all the settings that involve fans.

  Help?

  Rick

  Are you sure that the fan noise is the CPU fan?  It could be the GPU fan you hear.  I would try to remove the new graphics card first.  If the noise is still there, then try the PS.  One of those new things may have changed the way the system works.  If the noise is still there, take a look at the junction between the CPU and the heatsink.  It could be the heat sink has been moved or dislodged when the other components have been changed. And it is causing the thermal sensor on the processor to ask for more cooling, because it's hot.

• Satellite U500 - 11G - noise of the fan speed after BIOS update

  Hello

  I have the Toshiba Satellite U500 - 11G.
  I've recently updated the BIOS because my CPU fan did not work under Ubuntu,
  But after the update, my CPU fan speed is faster then normal and make a lot of noise (even if the CPU is cool) when I use Windows 7 is still stay on fast speed making a lot of noise.

  Do we sort of degrading the BIOS or thw way to earn the slow CPU fan speed?

  Concerning
  Sagar

  Update BIOS because of Linux? You know that Linux is not possible on this laptop model?

  In any case, to reduce the fan sped Please reduce the cooling in saving settings method.
  Control Panel > Power Options > go to your preferred power plan settings and choose advanced power options > Toshiba saving settings > cooling method > set to optimized battery.

• Pavilion 15-p253nh: HP Pavilion laptop fan is too loud

  Hello!

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion with Windows 10 64-bit 15-p253nh and its fan is too loud. I bought the laptop 3 months ago and it was not noisy at the time. It does not seem to reduce the speed of the fan even in idle. I used to hear nothing by reading an article on the web. I wanted to check the speed of the fan, but I couldn't.

  I used all the programs I found like SpeedFan, HWMonitor, HWInfo, but none of them contained the fan speed. How could it be possible? How could I find it speed (RPM)? I think that maybe they can't recognize the fan for some reason any.

  I put it in mode 'Sleep' with no chance either.

  I also tried to put 'Political system cooling' 'Passive', nothing has changed.

  I looks like after that I turned on the laptop the fan is set to a level and it remains there. The only way to change it (upward) is to use resources demanding programs.

  According to HWInfo, CPU temperatures are roughly between 35 and 45 celsius, so it does not overheat.

  All the drivers are up to date.

  Thanks in advance

  Coli777

  Hi @Coli777

  Please use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:

  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

  File number and phone number are displayed.

  They will be happy to help you immediately. By clicking on the Thumbs Up below, you can say thank you! Thank you.

• Satellite R630-155 - fan is too loud and SSD update

  I am the owner of a Toshiba Satellite R630-155 (Core i5-480). My problems are:

  1. the fan is too loud and never stops. In normal operation (navigation and General Office work) there is a constant high pitch noise which is audible three to four meters in a desktop - high load environment, you just can't take it anymore! The fan never stops... even when you do nothing...

  2. the heat is a big problem. The bottom of the laptop is overheated constantly and I have to place on my desk so that the lower left corner is outside the table, so it can breathe fresh air from below - otherwise, the temperature rises and the (noisy) fan is unable to follow. When I work with the laptop sitting on a couch, I place a thick book between the laptop and my legs. The book must be thick (more than one inch) with hard covers, otherwise the heat going through the book!

  3. last (but not least, I will mention the biggest problems here) that's the problem with the installation of the SSD. I bought a used Corsair F80 (80 GB SSD) from a friend, but I was unable to use it with the Toshiba - BIOS not detect the disc. I tried to install all the latest updates for portable and SSDS but I had no success. Then I put the disc and I bought a brand new Zalman 128 GB SSD (SSD0128N1 Sandforce) but I had exactly the same problem. I contacted my local support Toshiba and after much conversation, the only answer I got is that the laptop is not compatible with these SSDS, and it is acceptable by Toshiba and not their problem. They told me that if I need an SSD upgrade I cannot go for the Toshiba SSD that is installed on the portege series, which is sold by Toshiba for a ridiculously expensive price - about $500 for 128 GB. I contacted the European support center and I got the same exact answer. I searched the Internet and found someone else with exactly the same problem with a Corsair 128 GB SSD - he concluded that the laptop detects the SSD after ten to twenty resets. I tried and it was true - after a lot of restarts the detected disk Zalman laptop and I was able to successfully install Windows 7, but the process is unacceptable. Also the drive is rated by the sites official at the speed of an OCZ Vertex 2 128 GB (and a little better), but when I ran a cue point in the Toshiba, the results I got were less than half of the advertised speed. Same reference in another machine of the same disc, resulted in the announced speeds.

  Shame for Toshiba...-beautiful design and portability, but all the rest is a big flaw. Their support in non-existent and they do not appreciate their customers. According to me, they stole my money and I will never buy a Toshiba laptop again.

  Sorry for the big message, but I need, I warn potential customers. Can anyone help me with any of these problems? You also have the same problems?

  To follow...

  Hey Buddy,

  With regard to the issue of fan and the heat: you did it BIOS update? A friend told Satellite R630 too and he told me that the fan with the new BIOS version 2.10 activity is reduced. In addition, the laptop is colder than before so I recommend to install this update. You can download the update of the BIOS here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  But before you start the update of the BIOS, you should consider the following tips:
  -Run update as an administrator only
  -Unzip all files from zip archive before launching the update file
  -Close all running programs as the antivirus and firewall
  -Make sure the battery is fully charged

  With regard to the SSD it s still a little complicated to install 3rd party products and no one can guarantee that these parts would not work. You're always on the side safely with original spare parts from Toshiba.

  All you can do is to install the new firmware for SSDS and hope that it works, but who knows maybe the BIOS update will help you also in this case ;)

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• iMac 27 "mid-2011 - Intermittent problem with CPU fan running at full speed and sleep mode.

  Hello!

  My iMac 27 "has an intermittent problem with the CPU fan runs at full speed. Sometimes it happens at the time when I start it, sometimes only in my session, and sometimes only after a certain time. So does seem to be a problem of "heating".

  Second issue is with the mode 'sleep'. It may occur also at any time, at the start of the iMac, session, or after a certain time. But once he starts to go in mode 'sleep', when I wake up, it goes right back in mode after a few seconds and that it will continue indefinitely until I restart the computer.

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  Please help me!

  4ntoine

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• Tecra S11 - CPU fan is high speed

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  We have a problem with nine Tecra S11 / Windows 7 64-bit. The CPU fan is noisy high speed during ignition and start Windows. No change after logon. Speed remains unchanged up to go to the sleep mode once. After waking up, everything is OK.

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• CPU fan run full speed constantly

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• The Dell Precision T7600 CPU temperature and fan speed

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  I recently got a Dell Precision T7600 workstation that has two processors Xeon E5-2620.  I checked the specifications of Intel and the maximum temperature for these processors apparently is 77.4 C.

  However, when you run fairly intensive applications that can last a few days or so to analyze, I noticed that the CPU temperatures get much hotter than this no difference in the speed of the fan.  I used speedfan and CPUID to check the temperature/fan speed.  The highest I've seen the temperature was 90 c and the fan speed has been only 900 RPM.  He regularly sits on 70 c and still no response from the fans.

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• I have 4 GB of RAM, but when my i play any game, my CPU fan runs at high speed and my system gets shut down within minutes.

  I have 4 GB of RAM, but when my i play any game for example NFS most wanted, my CPU fan runs at high speed and my system gets shut down within minutes. Help me solve this problem

  If you overclocked?  If so, cancel that.  If the games you play are poorly written, it is not that you can do about it.  If you have not cleaned the dust and lint from your computer within a certain time, you should do that because it accumulates and causes overheating.  For desktop computers, remove the cover and carefully use compressed gas to blow off the dust, especially around the fins in the processor heat sink and air ducts.  For a laptop, I'll ring gas compressed through the ventilation openings.

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• Operating at max speed CPU fan

  Greetings,

  I have a frined of mine has a problem with his pc which is the cpu fan works as max speed 3800 RPM even when cpu temp at 40 or 50 c or even less than 40 years. I used air can clean the radiator, and now I think of take out and apply new thermal paste.

  After using the PC for a long time it start freezing.

  What could cause this?

  PS. PC mobo is this

  http://www.ASUS.com/motherboards/Intel_Socket_775/P5LD2/

  Thanks in advance

  Hi, AOG,.

  Reset the bios to default values (including all the bios profiles) and delete all the utilities of the could adjust the speed of the fan.  The overclocking utility is an example that could change the fan curve.

  Use the stock Intel heatsink?

  Try a couple of different temperature, followed problems to ensure that the CPU temperature is correct. CoreTemp, PC Wizard and real Temp might be good choices.  Some temporary programs are known to be buggy.

  Check the level of the bios of the motherboard against what has been posted.