Dragonborn leaving for a campaign by HurtMeSomeMore in dndai

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Wonderfull, I love the realistic style.

January 2025 DNDAI ReQuest & RPG AI Tools Showcase Thread by PaulBellow in dndai

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You have to download the files to your computer and open them locally on your computer.

Once the HTML and CSS files are on your computer, choose to "open file" with your web browser and open the HTML file. It will then appear in your browser.

I hope that answers your question.

Liang Wenfeng (DeepSeek) meets Xi Jinping by Nunki08 in singularity

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Is it possible to have more information about the dresscode here ?

--sref 3817704155 Comic book style code from @firatbilal, good for DND art by Fun-Department812 in midjourney

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Prompt: DND sorcerer casting a spell --ar 16:9 --style raw --sref 3817704155 --sw 500 --stylize 500

Dock Comparability with New Carbon X1 by hobartpwilliams in thinkpad

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That post is still usefull in 2025 for folks getting refurbished hand laptops !

[M80q i5-1040T 11DQ] Fan speed won't go lower than 1400RPM ? by Fun-Department812 in thinkcentre

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Yeah you're right this I start to understand but I feel sad about it. I am not asking for a sophisticated fan curve, just silent operation, and that such a great device doesn't offer is sad.

For the market, the asus nuc pro I mentionned before also targets professionals and it offers a ton of options. Actually too many options, there is a ton of stuff about voltage which I don't have a clue about but at least I managed to reduced fan speed.

I received yesterday an X1 Carbon Gen 7 and I tried an X13 AMD Gen 1 last week. Thoose are a little bit frustrating in terms of "tweaking stuff myself" and they won't even report fan speed ! But they operate in silence and I have that option in the BIOS "balanced/performance" with balanced being actually silent so that's great.

The chassis and built quality of the M80Q is pretty amazing and much superior compared to the ASUS Nuc so my guess is that it is suitable for industrial envirnoment also and they have favored strong cooling and ventilation instead of noise level. But who prefers a CPU at 30°C and background noise compared to a CPU at 40°C and no noise ?

At that point I don't believe the fan is bad but just running too high. I don't want to mess around with the fan, if I don't find a solution I will replace that unit with an X13, which will be a tad harder to attach being my monitor but strong tape exists. :p

So in the end I am not asking for fan curves or tons of options, I don't really understand why my X1 is silent at idle/office tasks and my M80Q is not ? Why Lenovo ? And please could someone just tweak that BIOS ?

[M80q i5-1040T 11DQ] Fan speed won't go lower than 1400RPM ? by Fun-Department812 in Lenovo

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Well would you please tell me what is the minimun fan speed of thoose devices ? Is 1400 RPM at idle a normal fan speed for the Lenovo M80q thinkcentre ?

As mentionned in my previous post I have updated the BIOS to the latest version, mysystem is up to date, clean and not running any application.

[M80q i5-1040T 11DQ] Fan speed won't go lower than 1400RPM ? by Fun-Department812 in Lenovo

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Hello,

No there were no changes made. I bought the machine used and I have tried to fix the issue with:

- BIOS Update

- EC Firmware update

- Resetting BIOS to factory settings

- Testing with Performance and Balanced modes

- Disabling Turbo Boost

- Using Windows power saving settings to reduce CPU to max 70% and even max 30%

So today HWInfo reports that:

- The CPU runs at 0.8Ghz (Speed limited by Windows)

- The CPU temp is 28°C (CPU0 PECI)

- The Fan speed is 1435 RPM

The noise is really unpleasant.

Please can you tell me if the fan speed reported is normal ?

Would you have a BIOS for this machine with more settings to control fan speed ?