The computer’s fan run automatically, but their speed is controlled by the sensors placed on the motherboard. All the fans work together to cool down your PC. There are usually three fans in a desktop computer, a main chassis/case fan, CPU fan, and power supply fan. That’s where the PC fans come in to play, they are meant to expel heat out of the system to prevent the CPU from overheating and causing potential hardware damage. They use more power, generate more heat and loud noises. Many Games (like Division 2) and editing software (like Adobe Premiere) put more stress on the CPU and GPU. If you are constantly hearing the loud, noisy sound of CPU fans, it’s because the computer is generating a great amount of heat. Should You Change Fan Speed If CPU Fans Are Loud? Here are our recommendations for the best fan control software for Windows 10 and 11 that will help you set the custom fan curve easily and efficiently. This fan controller software has the ability to adjust the fan speed according to the system’s temperature. The problem is intermittent and I am not sure if it is related to what I did here.Luckily, there are free programs known as fan control software that you can use to control the CPU or GPU fan’s speed on Windows PC.
Side note - since then occasionally my system will hang with a flashing cursor on shutdown or reboot. IgnorePkg = nvidia-dkms nvidia-settings nvidia-utilsĪfter saving I ran a sudo pacman -Syu to make sure the packages were ignored.
Un-comment IgnorePkg = and add nvidia-dkms nvidia-settings nvidia-utils so my line looks like this: Keep in mind I am a newbie and the exact steps I took may not have been the exact right steps but it did work for me, so maybe this will help someone else.ġ - I decided to go with waliworld's suggestion and downgrade the packages.Ģ - I read the Arch Wiki about package downgrades.ģ - after trying the NVIDIA packages I took seth's advice and downloaded the nvidia-dkms-460.67-1-x86_64., nvidia-settings-460.67-1-x86_64., and nvidia-utils-460.67-1-x86_64. from and moved them to: /var/cache/pacman/pkgĤ - maybe not required but I removed my old nvidia package "sudo pacman -R nvidia" I think the command was.ĥ - from the directory /var/cache/pacman/pkg I ran "sudo pacman -U nvidia-dkms-460.67-1-x86_64." and the other 2 packages as wellħ added the packages to the ignore list - for me vim /etc/nf. I would also like to list the exact steps I took to get nvidia fan speed to work properly. I learned a few things here and got my issue resolved. I want to thank everyone for the help and the suggestions.
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