How to Control CPU Fan Speed on a Laptop Notebook. Most laptops have a single fan that controls the temperature of the computer. Central processing units can output a significant amount of heat ...

This post is a quick sequel of my previous article jam-packed with my personal experiences and observations while I was fiddling with standard 4-wire PC cooling fans. Today I will be talking about the ...

Scroll down to the "Fan Speed Control" section of the page. This section contains the RPM settings for the computer fans. Select the fan you would like to turn up and press "Enter." ...

Yes, you can control the speed of your fan without using an app, from the BIOS or from the Control Panel. As for the latter, the option is absent on Windows 11, so, that won’t work for us.

These programs attempt to control the speed of a computer fan without messing with any other settings. Keep in mind, however, that this kind of software has limited applications and may not work ...

I just checked the BIOS and there was an option to enable/disable something called CPU Q-Fan Control. There was no description of what it does, but based on the name, I just assumed my problem ...

If ASUS Motherboard Fan Control Service or AsusFanControlService.exe stopped working, you should check the solutions mentioned here to resolve the issue.

This allows your PC to monitor fan speeds and warn you when a fan stops running. DC fans can run either at a constant speed or at a changing speed. The motherboard takes over the control.

I’ve been splitting my time between the new 16-inch MacBook Pro (late 2019) and the 13-inch MacBook Pro (mid-2019). One critical difference is how the two MacBooks dissipate heat.

200mm plus are readily available. At least for computer fans, though, most 200mm and 220mm and 250mm fans are pretty low flow. That would be a good size to look at, tho.