The biggest issue is that with the fans running at >50☌ it makes a lot of fan noise.You are using your Dell laptop under normal working conditions, but hear an unusually loud sound from the laptop’s fan. I haven't noticed any problems with the EC turned off. When I don't run this combination of Dell Fan Utility/Speed Fan on my latop, I easily see temperatures reaching >70☌, and the fans never starts. For each I have use both fans to run when either the GPU or CPU reaches the warning temperature. On my current Dell Laptop (Precision 7510) I have two fans.This means the fan(s) will run at 100% at the Warning temperature.Īssociated the fans to the hardware components: For each Core, CPU and GPU, choose a Desired and Warning temperature.This is a nice feature that will run the fans at 100% if the machine reboots.Ĭonfigure SpeedFan to run 100% at your temperature target Enable Set fans to 100% on program exit.Navigate to Configure -> Options and click to Enable DELL support box.On the main screen, enable Automatic fan speed.The EC will remain disabled until the machine is shutdown. Close the window Dell Fan Utility window.Run the Dell Fan Utility as Administrator (right-click on the desktop shortcut -> Run as administrator).Unzip the Dell Fan Utility.7z, place a shortcut of the exe on the desktop.The links for software downloads appear at the bottom of valuxin's post. Reading the Dell forums about fan problems, I was pointed to this web page by valuxin.
Disabling the Embedded Controller may have unintended consequences and may cause your computer to be in an unstable state. A temporary solution was running the laptop in the refrigerator but that wasn't 100% effective and not something my wife liked having to deal with. Putting a laptop cooler under the fans didn't help. Using the fan solution documented below didn't help. Before I bricked the machine I installed a CPU/GPU temperature monitor (GPU-Z ( ) and I could see the temperature reaching >95☌ and then shutting down.Įven after replacing the damaged SSD, other components on the mother board became heat sensitive and would shut down with the slightest heat increase. At least that's what I figured out after the damage had been done. One expensive and unfortunate lesson I learned in using my Dell Laptop (XPS 15, 32GB, SSD 1TB Nvidia GPU GTX 1050) for machine learning training is that the computer could overheat.
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