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    Dell EC Temp5 hitting 100 degree

    The Temp5 sensor seems to be near the GPU since a small GPU benchmark on my N5110 increased the value of this sensor significantly whereas a CPU benchmark had nearly no effect. The VRAM is connected to the GPU heat sink so it's also heated by the GPU itself. My Temp5 sensor hits only 77°C...
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    Fan Control

    Thank you very much for your help. You are right it isn't worth modifying the EC firmware since it is really complex and risky. So I have to live with the low/high fan speed settings. Anyhow the HWiNFO fan contolling is better than the native one. Thank you!
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    Fan Control

    I don't know the ODM of my notebook. How do I find it out? But I know the EC type. Its one of the nuvoton NPCE795x family. The best solution would be to modify the fan speed look-up-table in the EC ROM. Do you have any experience in doing so?
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    Fan Control

    Is there any domumentation of the DELLDIAG interface or have you extracted the relevant information by analysing the dell diag tool? How does HWiNFO works on a non Dell pc, do you communicate with the EC directly? Maybe it's also possible on a Dell pc to control the fan via the EC. I really...
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    Fan Control

    You are right I have a Dell N5110 laptop. What interface are you talking about which is used by HWiNFO for altering the fan speed look-up-table? I thought you are overwriting some sections in the RAM of the EC where this table is stored.
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    Fan Control

    Thank you very much for the fan control feature. My CPU fan has about 7 speeds but HWiNFO shows only 3. When I monitor the cpu fan speed in normal use without the fan control feature enabled, I see that the fan is much finer controlled with steps of about 200 RPM. I can choose between 0, 3300...
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