Fan Speed in Notebook. Hi, I've got a problem with my PC.... my CPU Temperature keeps 73C even room temperature is 15... Is there a program to change the notebook's fan speed? I tried Speed Fan, it doesn't work.... Maybe should I use some program which...

the mainboard. Usually the only viable upgrade path in a notebook is the same chip and chipset, same FSB, just an incremental upgrade in processor speed. Notebook CPUs are pretty tightly bound to the power and cooling as originally supplied. It could...

that conclusion from what I said... I referred to the speed *of notebooks* (which would correspond to what you refer to as computer performance), and not the speed of the notebook's processor. That performance (or lack thereof) is what makes them less...

on the deskto or notebook and run at 54mbs I get almost 2x the speed I was getting with it enabled. So here is what im getting Notebook: High speed mode enabled-I get a connection speed of 54mbs to start but it goes down to 11mbs after a minute or two....

Will a Dell Insprion P-IV clocked at 3.4GHz beat a Dell Pentium-M based > M60 > clocked at 2GHz? Yes, for sure. As average guideline, a P-M is at comparable clock speed around 1.6x as fast as a P4 with the same clock. However, on certain applications...

slower bus and memory speeds of notebooks. If you purchase the M1730 as tested, then you get roughly the equivalent of a desktop system with an E6750 and 8800 GT SLI. The dell notebook will cost you more than the sager and actually deliver less performance...

example a way to crank the fan speed up? Your temps are high, but within limits. No, there's no way to turn up the fan speed on notebooks - it's controlled by the BIOS as a function of temperature and utilization. Try taking your notebook to the garage...

frontpage, burn dvds and cds at high fast/speed without leeching all of my system ram and cpu usage, want to connect my laptop to my tv to watch movies (with good quality/speed) from my notebook 1.5 ghz + processor 4-6 usb ports 1-2 firmwire ports 512/...

be greatly appreciated.Thanks I am a big fan of Hitachi drives, particularly the 5400 and 7200 rpm drives - they run cool and are quiet. Toshiba has been having failures with their higher speed notebook drives (see posts earlier) so you need to make...