MSI Vector GP68 13VH LOUD FAN NOISE

[cmchosendx]

Hey guys I am just wondering if anyone has any advise of the jet engine fan noise no matter the priority setting or user scenario. I know this has been an ongoing issue with this model. But please let me know if there is any temporary tweak or something. BTW the new BIOS update from MSI did not change anything. The system is perfect even the temps are perfects. But the fan is louder than any laptop fan I have ever heard, and is will be activated even on silent mode if I open solitaire. These are the specs for reference. I would appreciate the help.

System Model MSI Vector GP68HX 13VH
Processor 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13950HX, 2200 Mhz, 24 Core(s), 32 Logical Processor(s)

GPU= RTX 4080 Laptop card

[Huperspace]

The temps are perfect because of that "loud" fan.
Try to alter the fan curve with 3rd party tools, or in the bios if allowed.
Be sure the windows settings are also "silent"/ low power mode.
Next time buy a AMD CPU driven Laptop and you wouldn't have a turbo fan sound every time you start a programm (Intel: 150W boost peak, AMD 75W boost peak, even in laptops)

[shishimaru1000]

I have the same laptop, and I also tried the 12VH version with older CPU. These laptops are terrible with fan noise.

I adjusted the CPU usage and set Silent mode, but I can still hear the fans. I never had this issue with an Asus laptop (old i7 cpu). I have also just tried another TUF one with AMD cpu. Both of them are omega-silent, zero noise.

I have tried literally everything. I'll never choose MSI again for the rest of my life. Useless support too. "Nah it's just fine, that's the way it works". Well, works terribly.

Literally one browser open, with one tab open, fan activated. Okay.
I've also found out that, if you don't tweak the old Windows 7 power management, the OS will aways run at least at 4 GHz with Performance power plan, even if MSI Center says "Silent mode". That's very silly, especially if we think that these CPUs have big.LITTLE tech. Tech that work horribly, even worse on MSI.

[Migz - DH]

To be fair, that really might be how those particular laptops are designed.
I can understand not liking it though.