Fans spin constantly when charger plugged in on Asus ROG gl553vd
In my Asus ROG gl-553vd laptop, the fan spins constantly when the charger is connected, even if the CPU usage is 2%-5%.
I tried the laptop battery mode tool, and now in battery mode fan speed is normal.
Logs now show
CPU0: Core temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 14960)
CPU1: Package temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 25356)
asus overheating fan
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In my Asus ROG gl-553vd laptop, the fan spins constantly when the charger is connected, even if the CPU usage is 2%-5%.
I tried the laptop battery mode tool, and now in battery mode fan speed is normal.
Logs now show
CPU0: Core temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 14960)
CPU1: Package temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 25356)
asus overheating fan
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
Suggest you check the BIOS of this two year old machine for fan setting options. Also, have you cleaned the interior to make sure dust is not blocking the fan?
– K7AAY
5 hours ago
add a comment |
In my Asus ROG gl-553vd laptop, the fan spins constantly when the charger is connected, even if the CPU usage is 2%-5%.
I tried the laptop battery mode tool, and now in battery mode fan speed is normal.
Logs now show
CPU0: Core temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 14960)
CPU1: Package temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 25356)
asus overheating fan
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
In my Asus ROG gl-553vd laptop, the fan spins constantly when the charger is connected, even if the CPU usage is 2%-5%.
I tried the laptop battery mode tool, and now in battery mode fan speed is normal.
Logs now show
CPU0: Core temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 14960)
CPU1: Package temperature above threshold
CPU clock throttled (total events = 25356)
asus overheating fan
asus overheating fan
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
3,97921744
3,97921744
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
asked 9 hours ago
Dipto MondalDipto Mondal
134
134
Suggest you check the BIOS of this two year old machine for fan setting options. Also, have you cleaned the interior to make sure dust is not blocking the fan?
– K7AAY
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Suggest you check the BIOS of this two year old machine for fan setting options. Also, have you cleaned the interior to make sure dust is not blocking the fan?
– K7AAY
5 hours ago
Suggest you check the BIOS of this two year old machine for fan setting options. Also, have you cleaned the interior to make sure dust is not blocking the fan?
– K7AAY
5 hours ago
Suggest you check the BIOS of this two year old machine for fan setting options. Also, have you cleaned the interior to make sure dust is not blocking the fan?
– K7AAY
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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Suggest you check the BIOS of this two year old machine for fan setting options. Also, have you cleaned the interior to make sure dust is not blocking the fan?
– K7AAY
5 hours ago