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‎12-25-2023 07:36 AM

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Product: OMEN 30L Desktop PC GT13-1000a (207P7AV)

I was playing a game with some buddies next thing I know my fan kicked on high i assumed too cool my CPU 10 minutes later my fan is still stuck on high rpm tried every update i could find ran every test I could possibly find even the 2 hour one I've tried controlling it in the app nothing will change it it's been some time now and my fan speed just wont get lower it is not my CPU temp as of right now nothing on my pc is open but this and the fans proceed to kick on high speed i have a omen gaming desktop with rtx 3060 I don't know the fan type or brand but just looking for something that'll help me regain control of my fan speed.

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‎12-26-2023 09:32 AM - edited ‎12-26-2023 09:54 AM

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The fan speed of what?

 

Processor or graphics card?

 

Fan speed of the processor cooling fan is triggered and controlled by a Delta T in temperature.

The fan speed of a graphics card is controlled by the BIOS ROM file coding in the graphics card. Yes. It also has a BIOS.

 

The temperature is sensed by an algorithm in the BIOS ROM coding. 

 

The firmware turns the fan on until the temperature goes down to within an acceptable range.

 

Check for dust on the fan blades. If you find dust, gently remove it with a soft bristle brush. A small paint brush will work.


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‎12-26-2023 02:36 PM

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Dust is no issue it’s my cpu cooler I understand it’s controlled in bios there is no way for me too get into actual bios settings due to my pc being omen wich is weird but nothing I can do it seems I’ve tried 100 ways too fix it allready and nothing has worked 

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‎12-27-2023 06:10 AM

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Repaste the  cooler on the processor.   That should being the temperature down.


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‎12-27-2023 04:09 PM

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my cpu isn’t hot like I said it’s my fan not my cpu the cooler will not stop pumping at full rpm as soon as I turn my pc on it is allready chucking 

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‎12-27-2023 07:05 PM

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There is a direct correlation between the thermal interface between the fan and the processor and the fan running.


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