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<blockquote data-quote="dero" data-source="post: 137623" data-attributes="member: 29291">Hi minestra,come to <a href="http://danielrolf.com/D-HD160XT-C~Home.html" target="_blank">this website</a> and check it out!I do not block any standby/hibernate requests. BUT, when the computer is requested to standby/hib my prog disconnects from the <a href="http://danielrolf.com/D-HD160XT-C~Home.html" target="_blank">HD160XT</a> and sets the fans to fixed 25% speed. When the computer returns from standby/hib, the prog attaches again to the HD160XT and enables fan range control.I have to set the fans to some fixed value since I do not have any control over them anymore when the computer is in standby/hib. Since the computer could go a little bit warm while hibernating/standby/resume and my prog is out of control, there is always a risk of running hot. Hence I thought setting it to a fixed value of about 25% should be good. Maybe I should put an option to let the user select some safe speed.Regardsdero</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dero, post: 137623, member: 29291"] Hi minestra, come to [URL="http://danielrolf.com/D-HD160XT-C~Home.html"]this website[/URL] and check it out! I do not block any standby/hibernate requests. BUT, when the computer is requested to standby/hib my prog disconnects from the [URL="http://danielrolf.com/D-HD160XT-C~Home.html"]HD160XT[/URL] and sets the fans to fixed 25% speed. When the computer returns from standby/hib, the prog attaches again to the HD160XT and enables fan range control. I have to set the fans to some fixed value since I do not have any control over them anymore when the computer is in standby/hib. Since the computer could go a little bit warm while hibernating/standby/resume and my prog is out of control, there is always a risk of running hot. Hence I thought setting it to a fixed value of about 25% should be good. Maybe I should put an option to let the user select some safe speed. Regards dero [/QUOTE]

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