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Hello,
My specs tells that I have Toshiba laptop. It's not 4 core gaming "canon", but it's quite powerful (enough to play all games on reasonable details). And as such, it heats a lot. I have constantly running app to check these temperatures, but even when using all graphic memory/cpu, temperatures doesn't go over 60 degrees of celsius, usually 50-60 (one core is 5 degrees colder, graphic card stays at 50-55).
But the problem is that I cannot find a right scheme to fit my needs. I created some, carefully choosing attributes, but how to make one that would
1)use all graphic/cpu/memory potential if needed
and
2)use fan only when temperature goes over certain threshold, like 70. I think that 100 is maximum, but I don't want to get close to it. 80 is very lot I suppose.
But this fan noise is simply too annoying. It's good that notebook is cool, but I would like to have more freedom over how to control it. When I'm at school and have a lot of applications running, it sometimes goes wild and it's really embarrassing to have so noisy fan in quiet classroom. In such cases, I would like to have an option to have both
power
and quiet notebook.
Yes, it would overheat a little bit, but nothing fatal.
I hope there is a way. Somehow.
Last edited by Brink; 25 Mar 2011 at 21:04.