Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe a
speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch.
I did a search ...
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I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe a speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch.
I did a search and found
http://wareseeker.com/free-cpu-fan-s...trol-softwa re/...
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jd replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Paul replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
JD wrote:
I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe a speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch.
I did a search and found
http://wareseeker.com/free-cpu-...
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jd replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe a
speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch.
I did a search and found
http://...
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Paul replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
JD wrote:
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe a
speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch.
I did a search and found
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jd replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe a
speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch.
I did a ...
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jd replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
I have a CPU fan that runs all the time at around 4,100 rpm.
This is completely unnecessary when the weather is cool. I believe
a speed
of about 3,000 should be ok at present.
Is there any such program around? I know about SpeedFan but I think
it's a primitive piece of work. The CPU needs a delicate touch....
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Paul replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
JD wrote:
Thanks again Paul. I haven't read the above yet. Today I
used the Intel Active Monitor and it has a window called
Set Sensor Thresholds. There all the voltages can be allowed
to vary a little e.g. 12V is set to vary from 13.2 to 10.8. Same
for CPU core (+1.52V), set to go from 2.325 to 0.725.
There is no variation for the processor fan.
Back tomorrow :-)...
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jd replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Thanks again Paul. I haven't read the above yet. Today I
used the Intel Active Monitor and it has a window called
Set Sensor Thresholds. There all the voltages can be allowed
to vary a little e.g. 12V is set to vary from 13.2 to 10.8. Same
for CPU core (+1.52V), set to go from 2.325 to 0.725.
There is no variation for the processor fan.
Back ...
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Paul replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
JD wrote:
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Thanks again Paul. I haven't read the above yet. Today I
used the Intel Active Monitor and it has a window called
Set Sensor Thresholds. There all the voltages can be allowed
to vary a little e.g. 12V is set to vary from 13.2 to 10.8. Same
for CPU core (+1.52V), set to go from 2.325 to 0.725.
There is no variation for the processor ...
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jd replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Paul wrote:
JD wrote:
Thanks again Paul. I haven't read the above yet. Today I
used the Intel Active Monitor and it has a window called
Set Sensor Thresholds. There all the voltages can be allowed
to vary a little e.g. 12V is set to vary from 13.2 to 10.8. Same
for CPU core (+1.52V), set to go from 2.325 to 0.725.
There is no variation for the ...
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