Hi there,
I just bought a new NUC8i5BEH and experience some troubles with the fan. It's constantly spinning around ~3650rpm which drives me crazy. It doesn't matter what fan settings I enter in the BIOS, it's constantly spinning at the same speed.
I've tried to:
It all doesn't make a change.
What am I missing / doing wrong?
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Your NUC has hardware failure. Replace it in the palace you bought it (preferred solution) ,or open a ticket to replace it by Intel.
Leon
Your NUC has hardware failure. Replace it in the palace you bought it (preferred solution) ,or open a ticket to replace it by Intel.
Leon
Hello @Mathijs,
I also have a NUC8i5BEH.
Although I can't exclude that your NUC has a defect (according to your description it seems so, because at least switching off the Tubroboost should have an effect), but in general I want to say: If you are looking for a quiet PC, Intel's NUC are not a good choice in my opinion.
The design seems to make decent cooling practically impossible. That's why the fan quickly increases its speed even for small things.
Thank you, I got a replacement and the problem is gone now
Enjoy your NUC.
Leon
Hi,
we recently bought 3 NUCs and all of them have the fan constantly on at full power. Just as @Mathijs I tried different settings and bios updates but nothing helps. If it is a hardware fault is it a component we can exchange our selves (e.g. the fan?) since I rather have the systems running instead of returning them and waiting for a replacement.
@RvD did you get replacements to solve this? Thanks.
No! No! No! Do not waste your time getting replacement units! There is nothing wrong with the hardware that you have. There is a bug in the firmware causing this. They are currently validating a fix. It is hoped that the updated BIOS providing this firmware will be released next week.
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Hello. I have this intel NUC8i5BEH with this bios version: BECFL357.86A
My fan are always on at full power. I tried to change everything in bios, but I don't found any solution.
What I can do? Thanks
I just updated my bios to version BECFL357.86A.0085.2020.1007 and changed fan mode to quite and now it indeed turns off completely or spins slowly.
The release notes of this bios version indeed list the fan speed fix.
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/29959/BIOS-Update-BECFL357-86A-?product=129701
@Angy I guess you should check the exact bios version and update again if needed
@n_scott_pearson thanks for the heads-up on this update
Thanks a lot. Fixed
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