Windows 7: fan speed is to slow

In my opinion you and your friends need better machines to play games on. A laptop with a i3 is low end and definitely not intended for gaming other than solitaire with the low end CPU and graphics chip.
I suspect you fan is already spinning its little heart out at full speed, it's only 25-30mm.

You could always buy a cooling stand for the laptop, however it may just extend the painful path to failure of your laptop.

Thanks you Erick I was trying to say this right from the very first post only in a slightly less blunt way and perhaps appeal to common sense but I think Britton said it all really - sad to say.

I have to agree that sometimes people find it painful to hear that their computers are too.... humble to carry one some intensive tasks they wish to perform.

But it is difficult to explain this at times, nobody likes to hear their investment is not as profitable in terms of productivity as they may have felt about it at first.

I'm sad to say the cause of all this might be the gaming market. Pasting the word ''Gaming'' into hardware has created some kind of exclusive stature for computer users.

Yes mate I agree you have made a very good point there in that there are those ready to make the buck when they know it cannot deliver the goods.

I think it is immoral and cynical and so completely unfair on those they "prey" on because it isn't preying in the true sense of the word because they use hollow and premeditated semantics to cover their tracks.

yeah i allready have 8GB ram i bought it a few months ago but that doesn't make any difference it is still getting laggy when it is getting hot.
i tried MSI afterburner it looks pretty good but there is still the same annoying problem...
i can't controll the fan speed again
i installed it on my dad's computer and also same problem with speedfan,and afterburner.
got any ideas for that?
my friends pc: same problem friend's laptop: same problem. my dad's computer: same problem with afterburner. i allready searched the internet for that they are saying press setings and under the tab FAN but there is no FAN tab

sorry for so long tread.

realy thanks for trying to help me

MSI is for GPU fan speed, not CPU fan speed.
Laptop fan speeds are set up by the manufacterers, and are rarely, if not never able to be modified.

As I said, drop some load from the harware, or invest in a cooling pad, but I have to say you might be demanding too much from your computer at this stage..

I would back off and either start saving for a tougher computer.. or put a typhoon fan under the laptop.

yeah that is not realy why i posted this tread...
bcs i have allready a cooling standard but that is somtimes not enough,
my biggest question was: can i speed up the fan manualy. bcs when it is automatic it is responding to late to get in action most of the time my laptop shuts down bcs overheating so the fan is kind of lazy to blow so i need a program/option to fix it.
i allready have programs like you guys said MSI afterburner/speedfan/rivatuner and, they arn't detecting a fan.
if there isn't any option then i would like to thank you guys and say this tread closed.

grtz: mastergast

I would invest in a good forced air fan based cooling pad and it may only postpone the needed upgrade it at least will move to the new lappy when this happens. I run my i3 on a stand like this and that helps a ton.

Well mastergast I have done all I can - me I personally would invest in a machine that has a bit more grunt as I said before and I think that small laptops are just not really going to cut the mustard if you are going to game hard.

As for the cooling pads well all well and good but do you want to cart that around with you if you go elsewhere and game? If you are not intending doing that then might I again respectfully suggest you build yourself a decent desktop? You get the satisfaction of doing it yourself and believe me it is not that hard if I can do it you can. Plus you can customise it to your exact needs.

The laptop is something that cannot be modified in any real sense part from the CPU and RAM (if possible) but I am not going to say that is what you have to do just I think it is a much better option. If budget is a concern the build could be done in stages and there are froum member stta will come out of the woodwork to help you.

Good luck