I might even consider using ClevoFanControl as the default controller. You need to toggle the settings back and forth again in ControlCenter to be sure it is back how you would like things there. It doesn't revert back to the last used setting in ControlCenter, but I think it's instead going back to "Automatic" in that, or some similar underlying system default. It also means you can easily transfer settings elsewhere, or save different manual configurations and just swap out which one is used by renaming the file extension (though it would be handy if you could call these up in a quicker fashion).Īlso, despite what it says in the Readme, it does seem to hand over control again on exit rather than setting fans to 100% as stated there. I just draw in the settings for the CPU, and then copy and paste them to replicate them for the GPU directly in the file). This makes it simple to edit directly as an alternative to the GUI (e.g. The manual curve settings are saved in userfancurve.cfg which is just a text file with a list of the fan settings in order. This is a great find thank you – I've just been trying it out now and it works! (on my P751ZM) This tweak is experimental and might be unstable.I have not actually used it, but Starred a while back with some interest. It is for those who can't wait for Razer to fix the fans with BIOS update.ġ. Prolong Blade battery life (to around 5 hours, if nothing else works), by tuning down the fans during light tasks.Ģ. Provide quiet laptop operation during light tasks. What you need: (I assume you are using Windows)Ģ.
Custom NBFC config profile for Blade 2016 (2017 refresh should work too)ĭownload custom fan profile (Razer Blade 2016.xml): ģ. Patience and tolerance for bugs and errors, as nothing can be guaranteed.ġ. NBFC might temporarily make Windows think that the battery was detached or running low, and thus trigger battery saving actions, such as "Sleep", "Hibernate" or "Shutdown". It happens wither plugged in or on battery.Ģ. Fan speed reading might not be up-to-date or accurate.ģ. 3DMark might somehow think you have G-Sync enabled, which is impossible. Warning: You are responsible for your own machine. I cannot bear any responsibility if the following modification to your Blade causes you any kind of property damage or loss.ġ. Set fan control of all profiles in "Razer Synapse>Power" to "Quite mode".ģ. Suppose you have not changed the default install path of NBFC, copy downloaded "Razer Blade 2016.xml" to "C:\Program Files (x86)\NoteBook FanControl\Configs", all without the quotes.ĥ. In the settings menu of NBFC, enable "Start with Windows" and "Close to tray".Ħ. Select config in the dropdown menu, choose "Razer Blade 2016". Ensure that "Fan 1" speed slide is at the rightmost position (Auto).Ĩ. The fans should be under control within few minutes. I stress tested my Blade to make sure it would be properly cooled.
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