Windows 10: My laptop fans always after 5-10 minutes of gaming starts to make loud noises causing fps dops

So when i boot any game after 5-10 minutes my fans starts to make loud noises, causing fps drops. This Ruins my entire gaming.I tried Making a new power plan and that helped a little but not as much.Is there any way to fix this?What I tried:Making A New Power PlanBoosting My CPUDisabling Turbo BoostDisabling Full Screen Optimizations

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Fan noise

Are there any problems with the fan noise? IS it loud or can you hear it at all? I currently have the Lenovo Yoga 920 and the fan is so loud!!! I need one with no fan noise or very very very quite noise.

[ Moved from: Surface / Surface Laptop / Power, battery, and performance ]

 

Loud laptop fan noise

I have an Asus laptop and it's a quite old model. It originally had a hdd and I changed it to ssd. It did improve the performance speed but the fan is making louder noise than hdd. The laptop also heat up faster especially the palm rest. The air come out
from the cooling fan has a high temperature. I didn't use it to play games or other things that require high usage of cpu and gpu. Is this normal for ssd?

 

laptop fan makes noise

Hello there,

I'm Gowtham, I'll be happy to help you!


I apologize for the issue you are experiencing. Please be assured that I will do my best to respond satisfactorily and assist you with resolving the problem.


If your laptop fan is loud, screeching, or making a grinding noise, it tends to be one of two things: Your device is overheating, or something inside it—like the fan—is broken.

Please try the following steps:

1. Clean the air vent

If your laptop is still loud or the fan is constantly running, you should also check the air vents for dust, which might clog your device. To do so, aim a can of compressed air toward your laptop's fan vents at an angle, taking care not to spray air directly inside your machine. It's also a good idea to clean your laptop's vents every 6 months as a preventative measure, ensuring dust buildup won't cause your computer to overheat.

2. Stop unnecessary programs running in the background

Laptops often run programs in the background while you're working in a different window. Those programs, as well as any windows you have open, can bog down your device. Here's how you can check to see if that's your issue:

To remove background programs for Windows:

1. Launch the Task Manager by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete.
   
2. Right-click the program you want to end.
   
3. Click End Task.
   

3. Update your drivers

Make sure that you have the latest drivers for your laptop's fan. You can download the drivers from the manufacturer's website.


If the above steps don't resolve the problem, you may need to replace the fan.

Hope it helps you. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Thank you!