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Cooling
Cooling with fans
Warning:
Make sure no cable can not block the function of any fan. This can happen when the orientation of the case is changed. Use cable ties to keep the cables from blocking any fan in any orientation of the case
Replacing a CPU cooler
Side panel
Removing the side panel can lower the CPU temperature by 5 °C
Measuring results
One core running at 100%
Ambient temperature: 28°C
Memory: Once measured with an infrared meter: 50°C
| State | Description |
|---|---|
| Normal, with sidepanel | The north bridge ( NB ) has a small passive cooler. A CPU fan and one fan in the back of the case blowing outward |
| No side panel | Only the sidepanel removed. No fans added |
| 8 cm fan | Removed the side panel. Added a 8 cm fan to the outside of the case, on the table, pointing to the north bridge |
| 9,2 cm fan | As 8cm |
| State | CPU | HDD | NB | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal, with sidepanel | 50°C | 40°C | 64°C | |
| No side panel | 46°C | 38°C | 60°C | |
| 8 cm fan | 45°C | 37°C | 53°C | |
| 9,2 cm fan | 44°C | 35°C | 49°C |
Debian thermald
thermald controls temperature in laptops and tablets PC's with the latest Intel Sandy bridge and latest Intel CPU releases. Once the system temperature reaches a certain threshold, the Linux daemon activates various cooling methods to try to cool the system.
It operates in two modes:
- Zero Configuration Mode
- User defined configuration mode
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