G750JS works for CPU fan

[Baalsgate]

Environment State your AFC version : ( where is that , im assuming its the latest one ) OS version : Linux fedora 6.10.8-200.fc40.x86_64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Wed Sep 4 21:41:11 UTC 2024 x86_64 GNU/Linux CPU name : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700HQ CPU @ 2.40GHz

Basic configuration If only temperatures were set and they worked, add output of:

• sudo asus-fan-control get-temps (new default temperatures for your device) :

• 30 40 50 60 65 70 75 80 this is just what im using at the moment but have done some tests and yes it spins up the CPU fan dependant on temperature but not the GPU fan but its better then it overheating which it was doing before hardly running the fan much at all , would be interested in getting some control on the GPU fan , will have more of a play with it maybe this can do that as well using another address .

• sudo asus-fan-control model-info* name G750JS addresses 1335 default-temps 55 60 62 65 68 72 76 80 tested false

Advanced configuration If advanced configuration was used, add output of:

• sudo FALLBACK_ADDRS='<addrs>' FALLBACK_TEMPS='<temps>' asus-fan-control model-info

not yet have not looked at that yet , it was just a mission getting it installed , need some better instructions i think as i had to figure out a bunch of things along the way.

It does not work If neither configuration was working for your device, community involvement is required. Please provide some information so the community can build on something. Why does AFC not work? What have you tried?

Additional context Add any additional context.

Is it suppose to control the GPU fan as well ? it only seems to be controlling the CPU fan the GPU fan does not speed up , really needs a bit more documentation .

thanks for your work its the only thing that has worked controlling the fans on this laptop , would be interesting if i can use it to control the gpu fan with the gpu temp as well but not sure how to go about doing that maybe just another address and some how have two separate fan temp curves idk , something else to figure out.

kind regards.

[Baalsgate]

also installed afc-scout

sudo afc-scout ------ base address 1335 ------ [1334] = 0 [1335] = 30 <- possible start [1336] = 40 [1337] = 50 [1338] = 60 [1339] = 65 [1340] = 70 [1341] = 75 [1342] = 80 <- possible end [1343] = 94 ------ base address 1431 ------ [1430] = 0 [1431] = 50 <- possible start [1432] = 55 [1433] = 65 [1434] = 70 [1435] = 75 [1436] = 80 [1437] = 84 [1438] = 88 <- possible end [1439] = 97

perhaps 1431 controls the gpu fan , will try some testing on that once i figure out the syntax for setting that address an example of how to use it might be good the only place i saw that was in the message i sent before .. maybe good to put that in the readme ? :)

[dominiksalvet]

@Baalsgate Sorry for my late reply, I was very busy.

Nevertheless, based on what you wrote, it seems that the GPU fan is placed on the address 1431.

I suggest you try the following and report its output:

1. Run sudo asus-fan-control model-info
2. Run sudo FALLBACK_ADDRS='1335 1431' FALLBACK_TEMPS='30 40 50 60 65 70 75 80' asus-fan-control model-info
3. If everything seems OK, you can try to force temperatures even for the expected GPU fan address, 1431. You can do it by: sudo FALLBACK_ADDRS='1335 1431' FALLBACK_TEMPS='30 40 50 60 65 70 75 80' asus-fan-control
4. If the GPU fan starts working, we can incorporate your model configuration so in the next AFC release you can only call sudo asus-fan-control <command> without any FALLBACK variables. The FALLBACK variables are here exactly for this reason -- testing.