hi guys, im using a hp dv2713tx notebook pc, and i cant seem to find any info on how to keep the fan speed at max.
when i do some gaming and the notebook starts to get hot, the fan is still sitting idle, until it gets reeeaaly hot, then it kicks in. by then ive got a 5fps drop due to the heat. >.<
im wondering if there;'s any way i can keep the fan speed at max,no matter what im doing.
ive tried speedfan but it deosent seem to work =/
Originally posted by SBS7484P:hi guys, im using a hp dv2713tx notebook pc, and i cant seem to find any info on how to keep the fan speed at max.
when i do some gaming and the notebook starts to get hot, the fan is still sitting idle, until it gets reeeaaly hot, then it kicks in. by then ive got a 5fps drop due to the heat. >.<
im wondering if there;'s any way i can keep the fan speed at max,no matter what im doing.
ive tried speedfan but it deosent seem to work =/
Laptop fans are built with a sensor to save battery life(no matter you are on AC/Batt).Laptops aren't really built for gaming,why not get yourself a desktop to save the trouble?
Originally posted by IT-Newbie-Logy:
Laptop fans are built with a sensor to save battery life(no matter you are on AC/Batt).Laptops aren't really built for gaming,why not get yourself a desktop to save the trouble?
I believe that the TS meant casual gaming.
To Ts: In bios, you can actually make the fan run when Ac power is on.
that's for my Hp 6515b though.