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Welcome to the community-driven asus-fan-control wiki!
Once you have installed the asus-fan-control program you have a few argument to run the command:
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sudo asus-fan-control get-temps
: this will show the temperature that are currently active; if you want to see the default ones for your model seemodel-info
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sudo asus-fan-control set-temps
: this allow you to set your own temperature (use with caution: if you put temperature to high you may damage your system), arguments:default
use the default temperature (seemodel-info
), custom temperature ex :55 60 62 65 68 72 76 80
. Note that you don't need to reboot, the new temperature will be active as soon as you run the command. -
sudo asus-fan-control model-info
: this will show: the model of the ASUS laptop, the fan addresses, the default temperature, if that model is tested or not. -
asus-fan-control about
: if you run this program it will print: the version currently installed, a short description of what the program does, the copyright, and the link to the GitHub project page. -
asus-fan-control help
: show a help screen.
- Now there is a GUI if you don't want to use the terminal: the afc-gui
- There is also afc-scout to see the ACPI values
If you see that the fan won't go faster:
- Try a more aggressive temperature: example
sudo asus-fan-control set-temps 40 45 50 55 59 63 65 67
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The temperature won't go down:
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Try a more aggressive temperature: example
sudo asus-fan-control set-temps 40 45 50 55 59 63 65 67
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Clear the laptop fan: it might seems stupid, in my case just cleaning the fan allow the temperature to be 20°C less (from 94 with thermal throttling, to 70 under full load)
If you don't know whether asus-fan-control works on your device:
- Try different setups of temperatures, e.g.,
sudo asus-fan-control set-temps 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65
and thensudo asus-fan-control set-temps 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95
. You definitely should hear the difference.
If you want to have an idea if asus-fan-control will work on your device:
- Take a look at afc-scout, asus-fan-control ACPI scout. Compared to asus-fan-control, it only reads ACPI values. Try to start with
sudo afc-scout
only. It will print the values of predefined interesting ACPI fan addresses.
Other problems?
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