I still have this issue in NAtty on a dell d630c with nvidia 135m, temperature
reaches 90+ C and the fan goes crazy for 4 seconds full speed then slows down
shortly and repeats all over until it cools down! Very annoying sound and heat
production.
I have to downgrade to v173 but the nasty
Tristan, I don't even know what kind of computer you have. Just search
for your laptop's model and BIOS update, or go to the manufacturer's
web site and search there.
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Tristan, can you upgrade your BIOS?
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 09:15, Tristan Rivoallan tris...@rivoallan.net wrote:
Just upgraded to 9.10
I meant 10.4 ...
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Tristan, can you upgrade your BIOS?
Of course. But I have no idea on how to do this. Google results are
confusing. Could you direct me to the drivers download page ? Thanks :)
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Just upgraded to 9.10 : the fan started to spin all the time again.
Downgrading to driver 173 fixes the problem.
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Just upgraded to 9.10
I meant 10.4 ...
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After my update above, my GPU temperature was very high all the time,
getting above 80 at times. I use Compiz Cube, so I configured it to have
0 transparency while not turning, and added a wallpaper (had just a
black background, and my GPU temperature now hovers at around 55
degrees. Evidently,
I'm running Karmic (9.10) and a Dell Latitude D630. I was running NVidia
drivers 173 and my BIOS was version A08. My fan was spinning loudly
mostly when the machine came back from suspend mode, but not
exclusively, as it would get loud at random times during the day. The
GPU temp was 60, and the
I had the problem described above with 8.10 on my Latitude D630 with
an nVidia Corporation Quadro NVS 135M. The machine started running hot
with the fan coming on loudly.
Upgrading the BIOS to A15 and downgrading the nVidia driver from 177
to 173 fixed the problem. The machine ran quiet and the
Interesting. Mine is also upgraded from Intrepid, so some stale settings
lying around somewhere are a possible cause (the questions which and
where remains though).
I'll attempt a full reinstall when I have time and report back.
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On the contrary, after upgrading to Jaunty and Nvidia 180.44, my GPU is
constantly running at around 70 C. I started monitoring temperature as
the fan started running a lot more than with Intrepid. The laptop is HP
Pavilion dv9340ea.
lspci -knn: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia
Switching to 173 didn't affect the temperature, but the fan seems to be
working less often. This is obviously not good, so I switched back to
180.
However, I'm not running Compiz or any other 3D apps, so I'd expect the
GPU to run much cooler. It would be nice if there were instructions for
According to the nvidia-settings application, my XPS M1330 idles at 40
Celsius. Even watching full screen video, it doesn't get significantly
hotter than this.
I have the latest A15 BIOS installed and have the nvidia-glx driver
180.44-0ubuntu1 installed from the Jaunty repository. I set the
Thanks for the suggestions. Dynamic scaling was enabled by default (i.e.
PowerMizer was enabled according to nv-control) and running on the
lowest performance level 0. Also, as mentioned before, I had
OnDemandVBlankInterrupts on already.
Unfortunately using these settings didn't affect
That's annoying. Any idea what the temperature was with Intrepid?
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No idea. I installed the sensors applet only after I perceived that the
fan is working more often than before in Jaunty. I can't rule out that
it was running as hot before, only the fan didn't come on as often
(perhaps temp thresholds have been improved).
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I did have the same problem on my Dell M1330 running Jaunty (with nvidia
180.44), which was upgraded all the way from Gutsy. The fan was very
noisy, starting and stopping very often. GPU temperature was high
nevertheless.
There was no problem while still running Intrepid (BIOS A12).
I recently
My problem is not fixed yet.
From above posts: I have driver 180 and Nvidia 9600GSO and its fan
always works with full speed.!!
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I own a Dell D630 laptop with Quadro NVS 135M. Previously I had to
downgrade to version 173 of the driver (as advised here) to keep the
fans quiet. I also stayed with Dell BIOS version A08.
I installed NVidia drivers version 180 and I don't notice the fan
problems from version 177 anymore. It
This is still happening with the 180 driver. Running an Jaunty on an HP
with a Nvidia 9500GS the fan starts fast, briefly slows down when GDM is
starting then goes back to 100%. xorg.conf, Xorg.0.log and lspci
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It seems nVidia deliberately set the 177+ drivers to run the fans at
full speed, avoiding the notorious potential overheating problems of
this series of graphics cards. Updating to to the latest BIOS (on the
D630, A12+) makes this hack go away, but makes still the fans run
constantly at low speed
on inspiron 1420n with nvidia driver 177 and bios version A08 fan change speed
constantly.
It's solved after an upgrade to bios A09 (remember to be connected to AC on
upgrade)
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Same issue here on a Latitude D630 with an 'nVidia Corporation Quadro
NVS 135M (rev a1)'. Driver 177 causes the fan be noisy. Reverting to
driver 173, using the Hardware Drivers application, stops the issue
after a reboot.
I fix the proble with an update to A15 bios :
I have a XPS1330 with GeForce 8400M GS, I moved to intrepid moments ago.
My fan went total crazy when I activated nvidia graphic driver 177. It
was fully on for some moments, then intermittent. I've just updated to
bios A14, and things are better now. I've been seeing idle temperatures
around
I have a D630 with the nVidia Quadro NVS 135M and I updated the BIOS
when moving to intrepid.
Now I seem to get video corruption and system freezes when the system
has been on for a while and is hot. The fan doesn't seem to come on
until the last minute.
I see the temperature of the GPU core up
I'm having the exact same problem, fan on and off rapidly all the time,
is there a fix to this yet?
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Dudley,
Not sure which model laptop you are having a problem with, but for the
XPS M1330 it seems that updating the BIOS to at least version A12 (A13
is the latest version at this time) cures the intermittent fan problem.
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Hi,
Sorry, yes, its a Dell D630. I noticed some others have updated their bios
but from what I can tell they say it didnt really solve the issue? Maybe I
misread?
regards
dudley
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Dudley,
Not sure which model laptop you
Sadly, having had a few days experience with this, I must now report
that the `solution' is not perfect. If I hibernate or suspend the
laptop, when it wakes up the fan does its old on for a while, off for a
second behaviour. I notice though that i8kmon shows 0 degrees for the
temp after the
I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the
I can confirm Giles' solution. I have a Latitude D630 and just upgraded
to Kubuntu 8.10. When using the Nvidia driver 177, the fan was
continuously starting and stopping. My BIOS version was A08 but after
upgrading to A13, the problem was fixed.
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Having just upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10, I hit this spinning fan problem on
a Dell Latitude D630 laptop. The problem appears to have been introduced
by the upgrade of the Nvidia driver from version 173 to 177. Graphics is
provided by an nVidia Quadro NVS 135M.
Searching for answers I found
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+ nvidia graphics driver 177.80 on geforce 8400 makes fan spin all the time
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I have made an attempt to summarize the situation with a new description
** Description changed:
- I am running on a Dell 1420 laptop with an nvidia 8400 video card, using
- the latest updates to the 64bit version of Intrepid Ibex. When I'm in X
- (KDE or even just KDM) the cooling fan spins
lonnie, i don't understand your comment. with the A09 bios (which is not
the latest, by the way) does your fan constantly spin, or not?
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Dimitrios,
Sorry for the poor explanation... Yes, the fan still spins all the
time, but it's slower and quiet now (at normal temperatures). I have to
put my ear next to the machine to notice it now, so although it's still
happening it doesn't really bother me anymore. I haven't tested it
under
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