Hello everybody,
I have already read certain posts about the fan/heat issue the E480 seems to be having in the model with the RX 550.
As it is difficult to differentiate which posts are belonging to the model with the radeon graphics card and which posts are belonging to the model without the graphics card I would like to open this new tread.
This therefore only serves the purpose to analyze the fan behaviour of the E480 without the graphics card.
I am thinking about buying the model without the RX550, but I am afraid that the fan might go crazy at random times.
What are your experiences with the fan?
As I want to install both Windows and Linux, It would be great if you could differentiate this as well.
Best Regards,
TillChima
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