Thank you!!!! My computer just started sounding like a turbo engine, and I dscovered that Norton had switched it over to it's own settings at some point instead of 'balanced'. Just putting it back on 'balanced' has reduced the noise considerably! Thank you so, so much!
And after this your Laptop runs 25-50% slower coz you disable the Boost Clock on Intel and AMD CPUs. Ryzen 5800H Max. Boost Clock Up to 4.4GHz Base Clock 3.2GHz 1. Clean your Fans and Cooler 2. New Thermal paste on the GPU and CPU 3. Universal x86 Tuning Utility
I luv Lenovo laptops, I bought this for my partner and this annoying fan made me to go and return the laptop tomorrow. With your solutions, I may consider to keep this great laptop. I dunno why they used cheap fans which make airplane take-off noise. I have HP and never never have had this issue. But thanks to youu.
I noticed that my Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga has a BIOS setting for the fan noise. You have to select "Config", "Power", "Intel SpeedStep", "Adaptive Thermal Management" and then select "Balanced" which will keep your fan noise low but throttle your CPU if necessary.
Well it works ... but you basically buy a product to reduce it's performance cause it makes an airplane noise all the time ... returning my lenovo tomorrow and wouldnt recommend buying
I had the fans nearly constantly noisy on my Lenovo Ideapad 5 Pro 16 and sometimes fans running full blast without any good reason. CPU AMD Ryzen7 5800H with integrated Radeon graphics / RAM 16 Gb / SSD 512 Gb / Windows 10 I’ve now managed to get laptop most often 100% quiet by changing the following: In Advanced Power settings: 1/ Processor power management / Max processor state: reduce gradually to 99, 95, 90, 85%, etc. I’m currently on 80% 2/ Cooling policy: set to Passive (instead of Active). 3/ I have not currently changed the Boost option in the Power options. My laptop is now finally 100% quiet most of the time instead of the opposite.
Thanks. Similar to this is to switch from "Balanced" to "Best power efficiency" in SYSTEM > POWER. I am trying which hack is better. Best power efficiency is very strong (no matter if max setting is 100%).
@poolarity - any idea why this only happens on the ideapad? I have a Lenovo think pad with 100% processor max power and it does not have a fan issue. But the ideapad lol.... Before reducing it to 68% it was constant fan noise. So, obviously the ideadpads have some settings which are not correct to kick off the fan so much with default settings. But now, after reducing max processor power on the ideapad to 68%, it is much much quieter.
My CPU is at 40 degrees celsius tho. 100% fan speed 100% of the time. Cooling mode in BIOS is set to power saver. Either something is telling my fan to spin at full speed, or it's not being controlled at all.
Hi, do you know of an issue that arise right after an update from windows, now when power cord is in, a fan noise, and P.cord off then no noise but battery goes super fast... New lenovo ideapad laptop..?!
It works! But... What if you are using scripts for games and stuff just asking what percent you would recommend to set it to... But thank you so much at school when I turn on my laptop like just turn it on my jet engine go brrrrr and people suspect my fan is loud because I'm playing games which actually I'm using chat gpt to do my work....
So you reduced the performance of the CPU in order to reduce the fan abnormal sound??!! Is this your solution??!! Well, I have a better solution, just shut down your laptop! EASY!
@@kanao2007 Same for me as well. I believe this has to have been made intentionally, I'm using it right now and I've had to lower its CPU output so it doesn't overheat.
I found a workaround kinda....when I start the pc its quite for sometime and then after 5mins the fan starts once it does I put it immediately to sleep and then turn it back on immediately the fan noise reduces then its not a permanent fix but it works for me
Wow, so this laptop is trash then turns out. Lovely. I need it for audio work, fairly intensive processing consumption, so I can't sacrifice the power, but neither can I stand this annoying fan!!!
That's no solution, that's only stupid. that means paying for 100 % but only using 60 %. It does not make sense. Btw, you will not hear anything, if you don't use the laptop at all..
Now what you want to do is turn on your laptop with that there button, and wait until the program called "Windows" appears on your screen, then you want to type in your password with the keyboard and wait for the program to actually load. Now once you are in there you will need to use your finger connected to your hand to move the "mouse" around - don't worry, its not a real mouse that eats cheese, so you are safe. Now point that there mouse..... YAWN @ the 3 minute video that says "go to control panel, go to power settings, and reduce the maximum processor power".
You, my friend, have saved me and my classmates from the jet engine that takes off every 5 minutes! Thank you!
Lol funny
I am in this situation RN
worked instantly without restarting the pcc. you saved my ears and the others here at the liberary. thank you mate
what a legend, I have been tolerating this for so long , fixed now .. thankyou
You saved my online classes from so much unnecessary
noise.
Works amazing. Set my max processor to 68% and the jet engine is now silent most of the time.
Very straightforward and simple. Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much!! Noise reduced within 1 minute. I was going crazy after updating the bios and the noise continued
its really works even u have low fan noise..it will completely gone..thnks :)
Thank you!!!! My computer just started sounding like a turbo engine, and I dscovered that Norton had switched it over to it's own settings at some point instead of 'balanced'. Just putting it back on 'balanced' has reduced the noise considerably! Thank you so, so much!
THANK YOU. This is making my work day a billion times better!!!!!
And after this your Laptop runs 25-50% slower coz you disable the Boost Clock on Intel and AMD CPUs.
Ryzen 5800H Max. Boost Clock Up to 4.4GHz
Base Clock 3.2GHz
1. Clean your Fans and Cooler
2. New Thermal paste on the GPU and CPU
3. Universal x86 Tuning Utility
I luv Lenovo laptops, I bought this for my partner and this annoying fan made me to go and return the laptop tomorrow. With your solutions, I may consider to keep this great laptop. I dunno why they used cheap fans which make airplane take-off noise. I have HP and never never have had this issue. But thanks to youu.
I noticed that my Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga has a BIOS setting for the fan noise. You have to select "Config", "Power", "Intel SpeedStep", "Adaptive Thermal Management" and then select "Balanced" which will keep your fan noise low but throttle your CPU if necessary.
Thanks for this guide, Woody Allen.
Well it works ... but you basically buy a product to reduce it's performance cause it makes an airplane noise all the time ... returning my lenovo tomorrow and wouldnt recommend buying
OMG i think almost lenovo user have the same issue on this comment
This is something like "When your foot hurts, cut it off."
Yeah, or like "Turning your notebook off wil reduce the fan noise.".
I had the fans nearly constantly noisy on my Lenovo Ideapad 5 Pro 16 and sometimes fans running full blast without any good reason.
CPU AMD Ryzen7 5800H with integrated Radeon graphics / RAM 16 Gb / SSD 512 Gb / Windows 10
I’ve now managed to get laptop most often 100% quiet by changing the following:
In Advanced Power settings:
1/ Processor power management / Max processor state: reduce gradually to 99, 95, 90, 85%, etc. I’m currently on 80%
2/ Cooling policy: set to Passive (instead of Active).
3/ I have not currently changed the Boost option in the Power options.
My laptop is now finally 100% quiet most of the time instead of the opposite.
i literally just got this laptop and it sounds like a damn jet just watching youtube its weird i feel like its not normal
Thank you! Very useful!
Thank you, very much appreciated!
It worked. Thank you
Instead of limiting the CPU usage install Ryzen controller. It lets you set power and temperature limits.
Thanks. Similar to this is to switch from "Balanced" to "Best power efficiency" in SYSTEM > POWER. I am trying which hack is better. Best power efficiency is very strong (no matter if max setting is 100%).
Big thanks!
Just changing it to 99% did it for me. Generally for CPUs that small change can limit the turbo mode of processors.
@poolarity - any idea why this only happens on the ideapad? I have a Lenovo think pad with 100% processor max power and it does not have a fan issue. But the ideapad lol.... Before reducing it to 68% it was constant fan noise. So, obviously the ideadpads have some settings which are not correct to kick off the fan so much with default settings. But now, after reducing max processor power on the ideapad to 68%, it is much much quieter.
Just got the ideapad flex 5 with a 5700u and this thing is loud
my hero🤩🤩
This is not a solution
It's a way around the problem 🤨
:v this is not a solution...
Agreed. It's like "My V8 is loud when I'm towing so I'll just disable 4 cylinders to get it to quiet down..."
Thank you very informative
My CPU is at 40 degrees celsius tho. 100% fan speed 100% of the time. Cooling mode in BIOS is set to power saver. Either something is telling my fan to spin at full speed, or it's not being controlled at all.
Hi, do you know of an issue that arise right after an update from windows, now when power cord is in, a fan noise, and P.cord off then no noise but battery goes super fast... New lenovo ideapad laptop..?!
sama, after update windows, when i turn on my laptop the fan getting fast, always like that. my laptop lenovo
legion 5
It works! But... What if you are using scripts for games and stuff just asking what percent you would recommend to set it to...
But thank you so much at school when I turn on my laptop like just turn it on my jet engine go brrrrr and people suspect my fan is loud because I'm playing games which actually I'm using chat gpt to do my work....
My fan makes that awful noise as soon as it's switched on, so heating isn't the problem
Do you know how to turn on the fan on a lenovo laptop without bios
So you reduced the performance of the CPU in order to reduce the fan abnormal sound??!! Is this your solution??!! Well, I have a better solution, just shut down your laptop! EASY!
Lenovo should add a way to set a custom fan curve.....
thanks mate
mine only comes up with the sleep display and battery option.......help.
Awesome
now i dont have to go to class with my laptop sounding like a jet 💀💀
with the new system update its just Passive or Active, no % adjustments, any other solution please?
Passive kills the fan, which is what you want. This is better then the adjusting max 100% setting from the video.
Mine Adjusted automatically after clicked apply
My Lenovo Yoga 7i fan does not work. I recently got this computer and one of the fans has not worked, how can I fix this?
Same here, I use yoga 7i (2020) and only the right fan works
@@kanao2007 Same for me as well. I believe this has to have been made intentionally, I'm using it right now and I've had to lower its CPU output so it doesn't overheat.
@@businessman4269 thanks mate, I will do the same
Still the same. Very noisy
It's not working for my system
fuck, it doesnt work with me :(((
It doesn't not worked for me i reduced it upto 10% anyone has solution for this
I'm not getting these Processor power option. Only options I have are Sleepmode, Display and Battery.
What make and model is your laptop?
@@PoolarityChannel Lenovo Ideapad 5 Pro 14 Gen 6
@@DIGGY89 Hey, i have the same laptop. Did you find any solution for that?
@@sarthakgupta7645 Could it be the difference between Windows Home & Pro? Maybe needs login as Admin? Is there a checkbox to access advanced features?
Hey, did you have any luck?
Not working 😢
Hmm, just turning it to 50% and then back to 100% reduced the fans by a lot. So I'm at 100% but the fans are much more silent now... ???
And did it stay like that? Or did the fans become loud again after you turned back to 100%?
@@watercongas I exchanged the windows laptop for a fanless MacBook Air m1 ;)
tried it on my desktop all in one. I cannot tell you how annoying the fan on this thing is...especially when its quiet in the room.
I have the same desktop it doesn't stop and it's the most annoying thing please tell me if you find a solution
I found a workaround kinda....when I start the pc its quite for sometime and then after 5mins the fan starts once it does I put it immediately to sleep and then turn it back on immediately the fan noise reduces then its not a permanent fix but it works for me
Wow, so this laptop is trash then turns out. Lovely. I need it for audio work, fairly intensive processing consumption, so I can't sacrifice the power, but neither can I stand this annoying fan!!!
That's no solution, that's only stupid. that means paying for 100 % but only using 60 %. It does not make sense. Btw, you will not hear anything, if you don't use the laptop at all..
Now what you want to do is turn on your laptop with that there button, and wait until the program called "Windows" appears on your screen, then you want to type in your password with the keyboard and wait for the program to actually load. Now once you are in there you will need to use your finger connected to your hand to move the "mouse" around - don't worry, its not a real mouse that eats cheese, so you are safe. Now point that there mouse..... YAWN @ the 3 minute video that says "go to control panel, go to power settings, and reduce the maximum processor power".
OML LIFESAVER TYSM