The table shows an example of the temperature and duty cycle settings for preset configurations: Option This parameter specifies the minimum duty cycle that outputs to the fan.įan speed increases by this percentage for each degree over the minimum temperature. The value is calculated by Tcontrol minus a fixed value. Quiet: A preset configuration that is set to keep the overall system quieter, but slightly warmer.įanless: Hides all fan control-related setup options.įan speed increases if the processor temperature exceeds this value. Each value can be user-configured.Ĭool: A preset configuration that keeps the overall system cooler, but slightly louder.īalanced: A preset configuration that is set to keep the overall system balanced between cool and quiet. Options are from 20 to 100 percent in 10 percent increments.Ĭustom: Allows the fan speed to be customized based on processor temperature, minimum duty cycle, and duty cycle increment (see Other Fan Control Settings, below). Optionįixed: Allows the fan speed to be set at a fixed speed and never change. See the table below for fan control definitions. Available settings can vary, depending on Intel NUC model. System fan control settings in BIOS can be changed to meet the needs of your system usage model.
Fan settings are shown in the CPU Fan Header pane.Press F2 during start to enter BIOS Setup.Follow these steps to view or change system fan control settings: I've heard the fans at full speed and they should be there more often when it is required.This document covers cooling and fan control options in BIOS Setup for Intel® NUC products. I know some people complain of noisy fans etc, this is not the same thing. This will ONLY be useful for your company AND your community.
The motherboard control of fan speed is TOO CLUNKY and is making computers too hot. Just an allowance on choosing the parameter. Please have one of your software engineers create a bios update that allows this ability immediately, within one week.Īgain - WITH DELL APPROVED SPECS, so the fan speeds wont be overclocked or underclocked. Otherwise you will be replacing more units. It waits too long to cool down, Or doesn't even go into full fan speed!! You are shooting yourself in the foot Dell. My laptop is getting too hot, it is absolute NONSENSE to restrict this ability.
I specifically need to increase my fan speed EARLIER (not exceeding dell specs) so that the computer will stay cool. Can be a simple control utilizing Dell approved specs. There NEEDS to be a utility or BIOS update to ALLOW Fan control on Dell xps 15, at the very least to Allow it to go into high performance fan speeds EARLIER.
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