how to stop fans in standby?

[Dee]

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Hi,

I have just put together an XPC ST61G4 and when I put it into standby the
fans stay on.

Is there ayway to make them switch off? I know it works on other systems.

Suspending to the hard drive works OK but is not satisfactory.

 

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In article <qCTkc.112$XV3.29@newsfe1-win>, no@address.com says...
> Hi,
>
> I have just put together an XPC ST61G4 and when I put it into standby the
> fans stay on.
>
> Is there ayway to make them switch off? I know it works on other systems.
>
> Suspending to the hard drive works OK but is not satisfactory.

Standby is not a full power off. The CPU and other parts are still
running, just at reduced rates. You still need to remove heat.

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Try setting APCI power management settings in BIOS from S1 to
S3(sfr). This will also lower the power consumption in suspend mode.

On Sat, 1 May 2004 21:19:21 +0100, "dee" <no@address.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have just put together an XPC ST61G4 and when I put it into standby the
>fans stay on.
>
>Is there ayway to make them switch off? I know it works on other systems.
>
>Suspending to the hard drive works OK but is not satisfactory.
>

 

[Dee]

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<_omit_this_MStanczak@znet.com> wrote in message
news:1h4a90t8mco2jv1p8esutoqfegfb44rcno@4ax.com...
> Try setting APCI power management settings in BIOS from S1 to
> S3(sfr). This will also lower the power consumption in suspend mode.
>
> On Sat, 1 May 2004 21:19:21 +0100, "dee" <no@address.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >I have just put together an XPC ST61G4 and when I put it into standby the
> >fans stay on.
> >
> >Is there ayway to make them switch off? I know it works on other
systems.
> >
> >Suspending to the hard drive works OK but is not satisfactory.
> >
>

Thanks, got it working now, set the APCI to S1 and S3.

 

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In article <HNblc.104$l%.39@newsfe1-win>, "dee" <no@address.com> wrote:

> Thanks, got it working now, set the APCI to S1 and S3.

Some time ago this was posted. I have been going around and around
trying to get one SB62G2 to quiet down. Can someone offer some insight
to what the poster refers to as "APCI" and maybe a link or search phrase
to help me zero in on the subject of controlling fan speed and so on?

TIA

rh

 

[Dee]

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"bad hair" <badhair@invalid.com> wrote in message
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> In article <HNblc.104$l%.39@newsfe1-win>, "dee" <no@address.com> wrote:
>
> > Thanks, got it working now, set the APCI to S1 and S3.
>
> Some time ago this was posted. I have been going around and around
> trying to get one SB62G2 to quiet down. Can someone offer some insight
> to what the poster refers to as "APCI" and maybe a link or search phrase
> to help me zero in on the subject of controlling fan speed and so on?
>
> TIA
>
> rh

Hi,

If you go into your BIOS in power management setup there is an "ACPI Suspend
Type" option set this to S1 & S3.