Make sure your computer is well ventilated.We have entire guides on cleaning out desktops and laptops.
If it’s dusty, clean it out (especially the fans) with some compressed air. Open your computer and check for dust buildup.RELATED: Can You Build a Fanless Desktop PC? If your computer is getting hotter than you’d like, or your fans are louder than you’d like, you should do a couple of other things first: If you are using a laptop or other off-the-shelf computer (like a Dell), chances are your computer automatically controls its fans to some extent already. That's pretty much a basic setup, you can also setup the fans to run independent of each other or change the "fan delta value" so they spin up slower if you like.Let’s start with a really simple question: Do you really need to customize your fan control? When finished configuring everything place a shortcut to Speedfan in your startup folder to make it run when the computer is started. Don't forget to check the "automatic speed control" box in Speedfans main window as well. Warning temp will show a little flame icon next to the sensor readout in the main window, as well as triggering all fans to run at 100%, as soon as the warning temp is reached. Experiment with the desired temp until you find the optimum setting. As soon as a load is put on the cpu both the chipset fan and cpu fan spin up to the maximum speed set under the speeds tab, then fall back to minimum speed when the cpu is idle again. I have my desired temp set 3 degrees higher than my normal cpu idle temp. Clicking on "CPU Temp" opens up a selection on the bottom for desired temp and warning temp. In my case I have the cpu temp activating both the cpu and chipset fan to simplify things a bit. Expand the temp sensor item you want to change and check the corresponding fan speed control on the list.
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