As well it does NOT survive cold restarts.SpeedFan is a hardware monitor software that can access temperature sensors, but its main feature is that it can control fan speeds – depending on the capabilities of your sensor chip and your hardware – according to the temperatures inside your PC, thus reducing noise and power consumption. This workaround is best done after hitting F2 to get into bios as it often jacks video. This disables BIOS thermal control and set's both fans to their max rpm's. I just set both my fan speeds to 6000 then hit enter twice to exit.
Then use arrow key's to move around and the enter key to exit Here are the steps to get into Engineering Mode (these steps must be preformed from the laptop keyboard):ģ. This allows SpeedFan to control the fans.well, by control I mean either off, 50% or 100%. The only workaround that I've found to date is to disable BIOS thermal control (yes this can be thermally dangerous) through the secret Dell Engineering menu during boot up. It's stupifying to watch my M6500 thermal trip at 100C with the fan's spinning at half-speed.Īlfrado's (speedfan) taken a pretty good crack at it without success. I've struggled with this exact issue for over the past 2 years on my Dell Precision M6500 and M6600 laptops. Why I can't add my debug file to this post? What do You think, is it possible to implent this feature somehow in HWinfo to control fans?ĭell Control Point System Manager software: link2 exe Dell implents something that can overdrive Bios EC table. When I set this plan fans are spinning at higher rpm-system cooling is faster. It's available only after installing soft from Dell: Control Point System Manager I have special windows power plan from Dell in tray:"Max cooling" So I think HWinfo can't overdrive Bios EC table. Sorry, It' s working but partly.Fan control icon is available, but I must click 'set manual' button all the time very quickly, then I can set fans at 4900rpm. Unfortunately 'HWinfo Fan Control' is not working with this workstation. It has dual fan cooling system - one fan for CPU and another for GPU. Yesterday I checked Fan Control support for my Dell M6600. Martin Hwinfo is great software, I use it every day.
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