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Now, as I said there are some fan states for the CPU and GPU. Those values are directly connected to the fans state and I have highlighted them so you know why they are always changing in the EC Table. You can also see there that I have highlighted 2 more values for each color. So, for the state 01 we have a certain fan speed which for the CPU is 2200-2300rpm (it varies between) and a for the GPU I have to find out because I can't seem to find any monitor that shows me the GPU fan rpm. Those 2 values represent the fans current state. The only 2 values that are important to us in order to control the laptop fans are the '01' values marked with red (CPU) and green (GPU). I don't know to explain all of them but we don't even need to know.

Here is an example of how the Embedded Controller Table looks like at idle:Īs you can see there are many values over there that give information about our laptops well being. NBFC is capable of controlling our notebook fans by overwriting some values in the Embedded Controller table that stores most of the information about the Power Management of the laptop (Example: temperature readings, battery capacity, both fans speeds, etc.). Ok, so to get started we must first understand how does the NBFC work.

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If you want to learn how to make your own profiles, read the section below:

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You can download the 1.1.42 NBFC Version from here: You can download the 1.1.34 NBFC Version from here: !946&authkey=!AGcpvPcYuJxz8wY&ithint=file%2cex. You can download the 1.1.1.19 NBFC Version from here: !A. (This profile is only for controlling the CPU Fan since only CPU temperature problems have been reported) You can download the G751 profile over here: !766&authkey=!AGWQurkNXivtlNw&ithint=file%2cxm. Update1: The G751 single fan profile has been officially added in the NBFC profile list

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Uninstall the older version 1.1.19 -> restart your laptop -> Install the newer version 1.1.34 and select the G751 profile -> Restart your laptop again -> Enjoy your lower temps. I have tested the new version and it works great. Also, the developer said that he solved some bugs and issues.

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Update 2 (28.June.2015): There is a new version of NBFC available which has the G751 profile included in the install pack. For more info about the changes follow the download link: Download link below! Follow the same steps from Update 2 to install the newest version. Update 3 (): There is a new version of NBFC (1.4.2). I will not be made responsible for any hardware/software damage caused by the misuse of the profile. *Disclaimer: As I said, for many times in this thread, I do not recommend using the CPU+GPU Profile if you are not an experienced user. You can also freely download the CPU+GPU Profile* for G751JY over here: !Am2-POias53yh3eux3zQzhG4m7cl You can always get the newest version of NBFC right from the developer's site:

I am very happy to see people are getting along with NBFC and that some of you actually read the whole tutorial to make your own profiles. I have not been active on the forum for a long time, and I don't think this will change soon. Update 4 (): I am sorry for all the messages I haven't replied to. Personally, I am always using MSI Afterburner with OnScreenDisplay to monitor my temperatures and frequencies when I'm gaming, and I'm also keeping a monitoring program turned 24/7 when I'm using the laptop. I DO NOT recommend using Notebook Fan Control if your CPU temperatures are already staying under 80-85C in high load. I DO NOT recommend Notebook Fan Control to users that do not have experience with monitoring their system temperatures and/or people that are not aware of the risks of using this sort of software. Therefore I have managed to understand how NBFC works and I will try to make a tutorial so all people will know how to work with this program. I have read the NBFC Guide from the developer and I have talked with him on the German forum from where I got the NBFC software.

So, since I was pretty upset about my problems with the NotebookFanController (NBFC) I have studied the program for the last 2 weeks.