In the summer, Ubuntu's notebook, especially the ThinkPadX series, won't be able to withstand this high temperature. The last Linux Community introduced the temperature detection software ComputerTemperatureMonitor, this time I will introduce a fan control software, which truly turns our notebook fan. This software is Tp-fan. The full name should be ThinkPad_Fan_Control. You can add the software source as described above. Upload one
In the summer, Ubuntu's notebook, especially the ThinkPad X Series, will not be able to withstand this high Temperature. The last Linux Community introduced the Temperature detection software Computer Temperature Monitor, this time I will introduce a fan control software, which truly turns our notebook fan.
This software is Tp-fan. The full name should be ThinkPad_Fan_Control. You can add the software source as described above. Upload an image of my software source installed for your reference:
After installation, go to system> system management and choose ThinkPad Fan Control. Click to start Tpfan. After installation, you must set it. Otherwise, it will not play any role. The setting value must also be fine-tuned based on different laptops and environments. First, select unlock, enter the user password, and then click the items similar to the thermometer. A menu will pop up and click at different temperatures, in the pop-up menu, select the fan speed ratio when the temperature is set. I uploaded my own settings page for your reference, which may not necessarily meet your needs.
Well, you can keep an eye on the temperature and you will hear that the fan is rotating.