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From: Saulius Menkevicius <bob@nulis.lt>
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Subject: acpi fan does not lower speed when CPU temp is back to low
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Hi

Is there a way to find why the ACPI code does not lower
CPU fan speed when temperature drops back to low (as set in BIOS)?
It does turn the speed to 100% when temperature gets high.

Can it be a buggy BIOS ACPI? Though it's working fine in Windows.

The motherboard is Abit IS7, desktop with a P4 2.4C.
Running 5.3-BETA4.

Thanks.