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Problem with adjusting fan speed on a laptop.

Problem with adjusting fan speed on a laptop.

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kirito__101
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03-10-2022, 04:55 AM
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I have an MSI GP75 Leopard SFK-219 equipped with an i7-10750H processor and an RTX 2070 graphics card. I’m facing problems with adjusting fan speeds. They either remain stuck at idle (3000 rpm) or jump to 6400 rpm when I press the turbo button next to the keyboard. No matter what I tweak in BIOS, MSI Dragon Center, or manually via Silent Option, the fans don’t respond to temperature changes. Only activating the turbo makes them speed up. I’m running out of solutions and would really appreciate any advice.
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kirito__101
03-10-2022, 04:55 AM #1

I have an MSI GP75 Leopard SFK-219 equipped with an i7-10750H processor and an RTX 2070 graphics card. I’m facing problems with adjusting fan speeds. They either remain stuck at idle (3000 rpm) or jump to 6400 rpm when I press the turbo button next to the keyboard. No matter what I tweak in BIOS, MSI Dragon Center, or manually via Silent Option, the fans don’t respond to temperature changes. Only activating the turbo makes them speed up. I’m running out of solutions and would really appreciate any advice.

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ToxicOPM
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03-24-2022, 09:36 AM
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HP mini computers may face fan problems that need a BIOS update to resolve. It's unclear if this fix applies to an MSI laptop, but it could be worth trying.
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ToxicOPM
03-24-2022, 09:36 AM #2

HP mini computers may face fan problems that need a BIOS update to resolve. It's unclear if this fix applies to an MSI laptop, but it could be worth trying.