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.
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.
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.
ASUS motherboard Noctua fans if that makes a difference.
I had to throttle my CPU in my macbook or it would shutdown for overheating while compiling.
I don't consider that a feature.