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    Dell Laptop Fan Speed and System Monitor Software

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by EricM, Jun 10, 2005.

  1. EricM

    EricM Notebook Guru

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    I recently got a i9300. I was playing a game on it and noticed it seemed a little hotter than I would like. Now I do not know what temps Dell has the fans set to kick on, but it was pretty hot on my legs. I already had a software installed to monitor tempeture and that said it was 55 degress Celcius.

    So I decided that I was going to look on the internet for a software that would let me decide when to turn the fans on and at what speed. Well I found one and thought I would share it with you all.

    First of all I want to thank Christian Diefer for making such a cool software.

    Here is the link http://www.diefer.de/i8kfan/

    It does not state that it works with the i9300 but it seems to work good with mine.

    And as the website states:
    Disclaimer:
    By using this software you are changing the thermal management of your DELL notebook. This program is not supported by DELL, so any damage caused by this program is not covered by the warranty. YOU'RE USING THIS PROGRAM AT YOUR OWN RISK !



    Dell Ispiron 9300
    Pentium M 1.8
    1024MB DDR2
    Go6800 256MB
     
  2. timak

    timak Notebook Consultant

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    <blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by EricM

     
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