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Dell XPS Fan Curve

Rhythm8503

Hey guys so I got the Dell XPS 13 and they're thermal system sucks, like I watched this laptop hit 80-90C before actually ramping up the fans, is there any apps I could use to set the fan curve and CPU Wattage because its getting annoying, I mean Dell Power Manager helped but not a lot. Please help gotta squeeze more performance. 

 

Dell XPS 13 9380

i7 8565U

16GB 2133MHz

512GB

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About how my XPS 13 9360 with an i7-7500U operates but it works just fine otherwise. 

 

These things just do that, there is nothing the stock cooler is going to be able to do about it. I re-pasted mine and I think it did essentially nothing. 

 

This laptop though is a glorified YouTube machine for me, I don't do any real work on it. 

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Sadly I've never managed to get any of the 11th series intel based XPS's to not overheat.

 

there's a fundamental design flaw somewhere in the coolling solution and it even at 100% fan speed is insufficient to cool properly.

 

 

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1 hour ago, jaslion said:

Even at 100% it's cooling solution will never be able to handle the i7.

Well if there is anything to atleast put the fans on because on "Ultra Performance" the fans are like at 80% only at cool do they sound louder

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21 minutes ago, Rhythm8503 said:

Well if there is anything to atleast put the fans on because on "Ultra Performance" the fans are like at 80% only at cool do they sound louder

It's on purpose to prevent wearing the fan out too much.

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Fair but it prevents thermal stability, ramping it to 100% wouldn't wear the fans too much. 

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