Some sort of smoothing plus a conservative base rate might be more tolerable.
Some sort of smoothing plus a conservative base rate might be more tolerable.
Do you use windows?
I find that with windows the fan is always spinning, even if at low speed. While with linux most of the times it is not spinning at all.
I had to throttle my CPU in my macbook or it would shutdown for overheating while compiling.
I don't consider that a feature.
ASUS motherboard Noctua fans if that makes a difference.
In a desktop the motherboard controls the fans unless you have an alternative like fan control installed, so not windows.
In a laptop it's either still the motherboard, or a specific chip used to manage the fans and other peripherals (ie for Dell/XPS it's locked out of bios control and you need to use Dell's special software to adjust it; Fuck You, Dell!), so still not Windows.
This reflects in the CPU being hotter, which reflects in the fan spinning more.