Loud fan when playing games

[Rezious]

When i play certain games, not really high end games, like dota 2 and a few mmorpg games, after a few minutes my fan starts running quite fast. This kinda worries me. Not sure its the CPU fan or the processor working hard. I doubt its the dust sticking around the fan because this laptop is just few days old. My previous lenovo laptop doesn;t have any problem of this playing the same game. I tried every method possible in order to lower the fan noise but failed to do so. I hope there will be a solution on this. I even tried turning off the 'Fan Always On' in the BIOS settings. Laptop model is a 2015 HP Pavilion 15 ab-071tx.

Intel core i7 5th Gen
8GB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 940M
1TB storage

 

[BlackPanty]

It's normal, but if it's loud in the desktop then there's an issue. Just buy sound proof headsets :')

 

[Archgaull]

Use Realtemp to check your temps when this happens, it's most likely your PC responding to high temps by kicking up the fan speed.

 

[KKAW]

When i play certain games, not really high end games, like dota 2 and a few mmorpg games, after a few minutes my fan starts running quite fast. This kinda worries me. Not sure its the CPU fan or the processor working hard. I doubt its the dust sticking around the fan because this laptop is just few days old. My previous lenovo laptop doesn;t have any problem of this playing the same game. I tried every method possible in order to lower the fan noise but failed to do so. I hope there will be a solution on this. I even tried turning off the 'Fan Always On' in the BIOS settings. Laptop model is a 2015 HP Pavilion 15 ab-071tx.

Intel core i7 5th Gen
8GB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 940M
1TB storage

It's not too out of the ordinary because laptop fan's aren't very top quality and since ventilation & airflow is poor on laptops it's normal the fans have to work double time.

 

[tech-wreck]

what archgaull said ^

as you're gaming, your laptop will warm up, and the fans kick in to stop it overheating. don't stop the fan from running, that could be bad.

 

[Rezious]

Use Realtemp to check your temps when this happens, it's most likely your PC responding to high temps by kicking up the fan speed.

Its only running at 59 degree celcius. But my previous laptop doesn;t have this kind of problems playing the same game and slightly the same temperature.

 

[Cons29]

it is normal, if you have a fan profile, you can adjust it. however, it will give you higher temps.

on a side note, this is why i like desktops

 

[velo3100]

That is quite normal for hp laptops to make lots of noise as their laptops are not designed to be put on load for very long. I would buy a cooling pad to reduce temps as this will help with the noise or lower the settings in the game.