The fan kicks into high a lot more and I suspect my battery may get used quickly :/
Any advice what is best to try first here? I see cpufrequtils, cpufreqd, Xfce4-cpufreq-plugin
But it seems like there might be some general setting somewhere that says "prefer low power/temp over speed"?
fan runs a lot more than on my old linux, what to try first?
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fan runs a lot more than on my old linux, what to try first?
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Re: fan runs a lot more than on my old linux, what to try first?
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Re: fan runs a lot more than on my old linux, what to try first?
Please generate an overview of your system like this:
- Launch a terminal window (this is how to launch a terminal window);
- Make the terminal window full screen, to avoid chopped lines;
- Copy/paste this command into the terminal:
(if you type: the letter F is a capital letter, and don't omit the space after inxi!)
Press Enter.
Copy/paste the output in your next message.
- Launch a terminal window (this is how to launch a terminal window);
- Make the terminal window full screen, to avoid chopped lines;
- Copy/paste this command into the terminal:
Code: Select all
inxi -Fxpmrz
Press Enter.
Copy/paste the output in your next message.
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