This tells the system to start the fan once the temp reaches 65°C not before,
at 70°C it increases the fan speed, at 75°C it increases it even more until 80°C when the fan spins at 100%.
This configuration is completely ignored with the current bcm2712-rpi-5-b.dtb file, you can see that the fan starts at 50°C and not at 65°C.
please try to customize the fan curve by editing the /boot/firmware/ config. txt file
you can do it by adding something like this:
``` fan_temp0= 65000 fan_temp0_ hyst=2500 fan_temp0_ speed=75
dtparam=
dtparam=
dtparam=
dtparam= fan_temp1= 70000 fan_temp1_ hyst=2500 fan_temp1_ speed=128
dtparam=
dtparam=
dtparam= fan_temp2= 75000 fan_temp2_ hyst=2500 fan_temp2_ speed=192
dtparam=
dtparam=
dtparam= fan_temp3= 80000 fan_temp3_ hyst=2500 fan_temp3_ speed=255
dtparam=
dtparam=
```
This tells the system to start the fan once the temp reaches 65°C not before,
at 70°C it increases the fan speed, at 75°C it increases it even more until 80°C when the fan spins at 100%.
This configuration is completely ignored with the current bcm2712-rpi-5-b.dtb file, you can see that the fan starts at 50°C and not at 65°C.
Now try to overwrite that file with this one: /github. com/raspberrypi /firmware/ blob/master/ boot/bcm2712- rpi-5-b. dtb
https:/
reboot the system and try again and boom, it now works as expected.
To stress the CPU and monitor the CPU temperature/Fan speed at the same time, you can use a tool like s-tui. /github. com/amanusk/ s-tui
https:/
feel free to ask if you need further info :)
thanks
Davide