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‎08-14-2020 10:19 AM

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Product: Omen 15 ek0xxx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi. 4 days ago I bought the new Omen 15 with i7-10750H and RTX 2060. I really like the laptop. Performance, cooling performance, screen, case and keyboard are really good. But I have a problem with Command Center. I generally using my laptop with auto fan mode. But there is too much fan noise when the computer is idle or while watching a movie. I switch the manual mode from auto and set the system fan speed to the lowest. However, there is no change. Fans are still noisy. Also, when the computer is idle, the temperatures are also very low. I could not understand why there is so much noise. It is not my first gaming laptop experience and I think it is not normal to have that much fan noise when the computer is idle. I can't even sleep. Either the computer's lowest fan mode is noisy or manual mode is not working. It was stated in several review videos that I watched that manual mode was problematic. Software problems does not suit such a beautiful computer.

 

Here is temperatures when computer is idle:

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