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Not sure if you’re being sarcastic or serious. I’ve been using computers for decades and not once adjusted fan speeds, so that function doesn’t seem very basic to me.

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When building a system yourself, setting up a custom curve is how you get the best balance between cooling and noise.

I try to choose motherboards that support doing that in the bios, so I never have to worry about it on the OS level.

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Fan curves are easy. Set them to always run at 100% and put on a noise canceling headset.

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That’s stupid. Why would I make my cat listen to something I wont? Can’t have him wear my XM5s.

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