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    G73JH-A1 CPU CYCLE from 100RPM to 2000RPM

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by mite_jan, Oct 25, 2010.

  1. mite_jan

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    my cpu fan goes like crazy from 100 RPM to 2000 RPM and it does that often when just surfing on the internet . have anyone noticed that?
    in really quiet envirement you can hear it going from 100 to 2000 or above
    i have the leatest bios 211
    monitored with everest

    is this normal or not?
    i saw some ASUS N71JQ users having the same problem
    can anyone do this for me
    just monitor the cpu while surfing on net and post results
    thanks
     
    mite_jan, Oct 25, 2010
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    anyone? please
     
    mite_jan, Oct 30, 2010
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    never had that problem. Did you monitor temps to see that is working properly?
     
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    ok let me be more correct not cycling like crazy but very often when in cold envirenement or something like that .
    My normal cpu temperature is around 45 C which i think is normal
    so my thinking is that below that for example when it goes to 43 C my CPU fan goes to 100 RPM and then when it warms a little up for example 47 C it goes around 2000 RPM
    hmm i think it's designed like that
    try to monitor it and you will see that it goes to 100RPM
    the only way it won't go it's becouse your CPU temperature is warmer then mine

    p.s i will mention again the place where i have been was very cold room temperature
    in warmer rooms i can see rarely dropping to 100 RPM
    and when it cycles from 100 to 2000 you can hear the fan making a small noise

    lets experiment

    ANYWAY THAT'S MY OPPINION IT DOESN'T NEED TO BE CORRECT
     
    mite_jan, Oct 30, 2010
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