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So I recently bought a new laptop (Acer Aspire A315-57g) on which I found that the cooling solution wasn't optimal, and I decided that I want more RPMs from my fan. However, I wasn't able to find a working software that is able to max it out.

So I have IDA on my disposal, I have Win32, C, C++, x86/-64 asm knowledge - Visual Studio 2022 Preview with C++ workload installed - where do I begin?

I tried numeral hacks (involving installing Acer gaming laptop tuning tool Predator control or something with simple WMI spoof), enabling "Cool Boost" in the registry for Quick Access, I tried Fan Control app from GitHub with different configs. Nothing budged though - the best I got is the rpm meter (in the Acer Predator control).

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    Are you sure that the software isn't maxing the fans out already? I wouldn't hack anything here since you might kill your inbuilt fans or something more expensive. I'd buy a laptop stand, perhaps one that comes with fans or one where you can install some yourself. They improve airflow by themselves, too
    – mindoverflow
    Aug 5, 2021 at 8:15
  • when i updated bios i noticed, that fan speed became thee times faster than it was on 100%. So direct acces to controller may help youtube.com/…
    – Николай Чернов
    Jul 23 at 13:21

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