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‎07-29-2020 06:14 PM

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Product: ProBook 450 G7 8MH05EA
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi
I Cant tell how much i am disappointed after I unboxed my shinny new probook machine and first feeling is that I have a crippled machine and very noisy  ,
after installing windows and updating to the latest drivers and bios, the first thing you notice is the irritating  fan behavior.
The fan spin on normal work loads. Like browsing or text editing like pulse, or like the sound of sea shores, that goes up and down,
even though the temperatures are around 40c -50c.
it's not constant.
If I push it, like running a game, the fan jump up and go full speed, yes it like a jet engine, but at least its constant.
I did chat with a tech support and asked me to contact local support .. -_- .
I feel it's a bios and firmware issue ,
the guys at (notebookcheck.net) did pointed to the same issue, here
https://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-ProBook-430-G7-Laptop-Review-No-big-improvement-with-Comet-Lake.465...

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I want this message to  reach out to the whom responsible to report this issue.

 

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