Thanks for answering, good to see that i am not alone!
I already disabled this option and it actually didn't changed much.


Le 07/11/2011 07:16, Christopher Svanefalk a écrit :
I have a Probook 4510s and a similar problem.

One thing you can try doing is going into your bios and disabling the "fans always on while on AC power" option..did not work for me, but could work for you :)

On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 12:45 AM, Alexandre FRIEDMANN <alefri...@gmail.com <mailto:alefri...@gmail.com>> wrote:

    Hello folks.

    I 've been on lesswatts.org <http://lesswatts.org>, trying to fix
    an issue that makes my fans always on (hp probook 4530s / i5 /
    ubuntu 11.10).
    I am not sure about what is going on, if my power consumption is
    ok, and it's my fan control that is bad, or if it is the opposite ...

    The first entries of my powertop overview list :

    Power est.      Usage       Events/s    Category       Description
     3.52 W    100,0%                      Device         Radio
    device: ath9k
     2.38 W    100,0%                      Device         Audio codec
    hwC0D3: Intel
     651 mW    100,0%                      Device         Display
    backlight
     651 mW    100,0%                      Device         Display
    backlight
     651 mW    100,0%                      Device         Display
    backlight
17.3 mW 50,8 ms/s 0,0 Process /usr/lib/thunderbird-7.0.1/thunderbird-bin 13.7 mW 40,3 ms/s 0,0 kWork input_polled_device_work
     12.8 mW     37,6 ms/s       0,0        Process        compiz

    I did not managed to activate the power_saving mode of the wifi
    radio, following the tutorial.
    Also, i was wondering how this intel codec could consume so much
    ...? what should i do with it ?

    After googling my problem of fans a bit of time, i've read that
    there has been a linux kernel regression regarding these aspects
    of power consumption... i find it hard to accept that there is no
    other solution that waiting for fixes & I would like to understand
    better those aspects.

    What do you think about that ?

    thanks,

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