Fan Noise and Thermal Management – Dade Series

• Category: Repairs
• Applies to: Dade X, Pro, II, IIi

GeiG notebooks use intelligent thermal profiles that balance fan speed, CPU/GPU power, and surface temperature. Here’s what’s normal and what’s not.

Normal Behaviour:

• Fans spin up during high CPU loads (video calls, compiles, gaming)
• Turbo mode increases fan curve aggressively
• Quiet mode reduces RPM, may allow CPU to throttle

Adjusting Fan Profile:

1. Open GeiG Control Panel
2. Select Profile: Balanced, Quiet, Turbo
3. Set fan trigger temperature (Advanced tab)

Abnormal Signs:

• Loud rattling or ticking = fan damage
• Constant max fan with no load = firmware bug
• No fan spin under load = thermal risk

Fix with BIOS update or open RMA ticket at geig.co.uk/support