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How do I control my computer's fan speeds, including the case fans, and the CPU pump and fan speed? Moving from Windows on an Acer laptop, I am used to Acer's PredatorSense application which lets ...
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2024-05-20T19:49:45Z (6 months ago)
- How do I control my computer's fan speeds, including the case fans, and the CPU pump and fan speed?
Moving from Windows on an Acer laptop, I am used to Acer's PredatorSense application which lets me set a standard, full or custom speed for the fans, as well as enabling a mode that that boosts the fans at lower temperatures.- In my current build, I can enter the UEFI and set even more options. I can set the individual speed for each fan header on the motherboard, as well as the pump speed. I can also set them to auto (default), and specify a temperature-to-speed graph, such that when the temperature hits a specific number, the fan speed is adjusted automatically.
- How do I control these things from the desktop, such that I don't have to enter the UEFI for them?
- How do I control my computer's fan speeds, including the case fans, and the CPU pump and fan speed?
- Moving from Windows on an Acer laptop, I am used to Acer's PredatorSense application which lets me set a standard, full or custom speed for the CPU and GPU fans, as well as enabling a mode that that boosts the fans at lower temperatures.
- In my current build, I can enter the UEFI and set even more options. I can set the individual speed for each fan header on the motherboard, as well as the pump speed. I can also set them to auto (default), and specify a temperature-to-speed graph, such that when the temperature hits a specific number, the fan speed is adjusted automatically.
- How do I control these things from the desktop, such that I don't have to enter the UEFI for them?
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2024-05-20T19:48:59Z (6 months ago)
Unsure which applies. Later editors should remove either the GUI toolkit or Linux distribution tags, if keeping both is unnecessary
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2024-05-20T19:43:24Z (6 months ago)
Control desktop fan speeds
How do I control my computer's fan speeds, including the case fans, and the CPU pump and fan speed? Moving from Windows on an Acer laptop, I am used to Acer's PredatorSense application which lets me set a standard, full or custom speed for the fans, as well as enabling a mode that that boosts the fans at lower temperatures. In my current build, I can enter the UEFI and set even more options. I can set the individual speed for each fan header on the motherboard, as well as the pump speed. I can also set them to auto (default), and specify a temperature-to-speed graph, such that when the temperature hits a specific number, the fan speed is adjusted automatically. How do I control these things from the desktop, such that I don't have to enter the UEFI for them?