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I'm in trouble because I installed Skulls on the X230.
If I use Qubesos, it will soon exceed 100 ° C.
When I repaint the CPU grease, it became better, but it is still hot.
I think the cause is that the control of the CPU fan has deteriorated.
Is there a way to improve the control of CPU fans?
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@Kzlztan I have the same problem with T530. I amateurishly limit the CPU frequency by using a command-line program called cpupower. It has init scripts for whichever init system you are using so that you don't have to write it yourself.
In the beginning, I thought I couldn't apply the thermal paste properly. It took a while for me to notice that coreboot is the main cause. Compiling programs with all CPU cores became dangerous since PC shuts itself off after a while. Limiting CPU frequency with cpupower works for compiling programs. But I sometimes remove the limiter and speed up the fans manually, in case where I am not going to stress the machine.
I hope this helps you. If you find a neater way to fix this problem, I really would like to hear the solution.
But I would advise changing the fan. If it's not thermal paste, not the fan, then electrical problem... The x230 should behave decently without hacks under coreboot.
I'm in trouble because I installed Skulls on the X230.
If I use Qubesos, it will soon exceed 100 ° C.
When I repaint the CPU grease, it became better, but it is still hot.
I think the cause is that the control of the CPU fan has deteriorated.
Is there a way to improve the control of CPU fans?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: