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    Fan of dv6000t

    Discussion in 'HP' started by clip, Jan 23, 2007.

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    clip Notebook Consultant

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    I noticed that my fan never stopped even when I was word processing or web surfing. Compared to my ibm Z61m, I hardly feel the fan when doing light load jobs. How about your dv6000t?
     
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    My fan almost never goes on unless it is under heavy stress. Even though the fan doesn't go on very often my laptop does not get hot either.
     
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    aphexacid Notebook Consultant

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    I have a 7200 rpm HD that gets considerably hotter than the stock 5400, so my fan is cycling constantly. turns off for a few minutes, then comes back for about a minute.

    word processing using which program? whatever program you might be using could be taxing the system a bit more, so it gets hotter, hence the fans kicking in
     
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    Heck, mine is still rotating even when the mornitor is turn off (power management for idle state).
    Should I have HP check up my laptop?
     
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