![]() ( source) At the grub menu press e and navigate to the line with splash (or nosplash) and insert pcie_aspm=force and i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 I have never tried on a non-DELL or non-ThinkPad laptop so try them at your own risk.Ī couple of other things you could try are While the worst case scenario is probably that they just won't work, for all I know they could cause the machine to explode and rip a hole in space time. No idea if it will work on an ASUS but it might be worth a try.ĭISCLAIMER: I have only used these with their respective laptop brands. ![]() There is a very nice utility called " Simple ThinkPad Fan Control" which allows you to fine tune the trigger temperatures that change the fan's speed. This package will install certain modules and programs that are specific for Dell fans and is very likely not to work on an ASUS. There are some laptop brand-specific utilities are for Dell and ThinkPads but they might work for your ASUS: If I recall correctly, the Jupiter applet can control the fans but I haven't used it in a while. ![]() To activate it do sudo echo ondemand > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor Ideally, this will be completely transparent for you, you machine will simply work as fast as necessary for the current tasks. With ondemand, your CPU will only run at its highest speed when necessary.
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