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(Do note though that this is based off of what I remember seeing in other posts so this may still be possible)
did you update your deck? since the last update the noise got WAY better, before the update the fan kicked even in desktop mode in, now even in heavy load AAA games the fan is barely active and temperatures are still in a acceptable range and in emulation mode or even not so demanding games the fan is not starting
Also supposedly valve has fixed noise a lot with new settings
It's definitely something Valve should have never allowed. Hoping to get a replacement from iFixit, I don't want to deal with RMA bs.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/uckns3/how_i_fixed_my_whiny_delta_fan_with_electrical/
It's quick and easy to do, and doesn't harm thermals in any way!
Valve themselves started shipping new units with a similar fix (engineered foam), so chances are hight that buying a new unit you won't even need to do this fix.
Until now Valve was tweaking fan profiles to balance between too much noise and too much heat, but this is better because it actually eliminates most of the annoying noise without sacrificing the cooling efficiency like those software tweaks.
Off to ifixit I go...