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Godz

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  1. 2 minutes ago, Aaron44126 said:

    It doesn't sound like the EC in your system wants to keep the fan at a speed between 0 and 2400.

    Yes. Its run at 4400 rpm(if temp raise above 75 degree) and drop to 0 (then it cool down to 50 degree).

     

    So if I want fan start at 65 degree to 50% rpm, and turn to 0% at 60 degree - i must use Speedfan+DellFanCmd-2.1.1.zip (EC off mode) ?  No other options?

     

  2. 1 hour ago, Aaron44126 said:

    Run the system with a light load until it lowers the fan speed below 2400

     It goes to zero, but it changed to "waiting for embedded controller to activate the fans" - next screen

    image.thumb.png.375ed080436ff2b787c6348512c9f74b.png

     

    Make cpu stress and.. wait CPU Temp to fall below 65 degree

    image.thumb.png.2980380e391c3b16e3384b53b0689522.png

     

     

    OK, lets wait a little 

    image.thumb.png.35e462ebf698ef1d5f39b64a599eecf4.png

     

    And again "Waiting for embedded controller to activate fans"

    image.thumb.png.8ca7043d4b9acef6e47a6645d3e5b6f0.png

     

    I dont see any difference from automatic (EC control)

     

  3. @Aaron44126

    I have Dell xps 13 9300. 

    Try test latest beta.

    RPM and cpu temp show correctly. 

    Manual mode- work fine (50% - 4700 rpm, 100% - 8000 rpm).

    But Consistency mode - dont work. 

    I think in Consistency mode: 

    - EC control - OFF 

    - two  threshold set limit for 50% and 100%.

    But look at screenshot - fan ON, but Temp below  65 degree. And EC control ON + "Waiting for embedded controller" message.

    All say that Consistency mode not active and system in automatic mode.

     

     

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