Is anyone aware of a way to make the fan spin up in a more timely fashion?
For example, currently, it takes a fair amount of time (like 10 seconds or so) for the fan to spin up even when the CPU is fully going at it at 95c.
I understand that OOTB, there’s this balance between noise level and effective cooling. But what I’m asking is whether this is tune-able by the end user? If so, how?
e.g. Something to go hand-in-hand with power profile.
Alternatively, has anyone been able to get SpeedFan to work with the Framework Laptop in Windows?
Hahaha sorry to come in late.
There is a way- confirmed by DHowett, fan hysterisis is modifiable in EC by using ECTool. That being said a high hysterisis is a good thing usually because then it won’t ramp up for short workloads.
It seems that the fan is not shown to the OS though, I could not find it whatever I tried!
@NM64 As much as Microsoft markets WSL as “not a traditional virtual machine,” it’s technically a virtual machine. Something like this would have to be explicitly supported in WSL, so the answer is probably no.