So I decided to give webMAN another shot, but I wonder:
In the default system setting (or without webMAN) the CPU stays in the low to mid 70s in-game (though I only play less hardware eating games like JRPGs) while being relatively silent. With webMAN set to keep 65C all the time, the fan speed is around 45-50% in-game (and sounding like a jet engine).
So could this webMAN setting keeping the 65C be perhaps damaging the system due to the more active fans creating some sort of temperature difference by having very fast fan speeds? Not to mention that the noise is quite EXTREME even at 45% fan speeds. I don't know, this loud noise makes me think I might be damaging my PS3.
Should I perhaps rather use the default/standard system fan config and have it running at higher temps as intended by SONY (in my case 70-75C in-game)?
Edit: also, what is the difference between the dynamic control and auto setting? Should I keep dynamic control + auto activated or rather define a manual percentage of fan speeds?
In the default system setting (or without webMAN) the CPU stays in the low to mid 70s in-game (though I only play less hardware eating games like JRPGs) while being relatively silent. With webMAN set to keep 65C all the time, the fan speed is around 45-50% in-game (and sounding like a jet engine).
So could this webMAN setting keeping the 65C be perhaps damaging the system due to the more active fans creating some sort of temperature difference by having very fast fan speeds? Not to mention that the noise is quite EXTREME even at 45% fan speeds. I don't know, this loud noise makes me think I might be damaging my PS3.
Should I perhaps rather use the default/standard system fan config and have it running at higher temps as intended by SONY (in my case 70-75C in-game)?
Edit: also, what is the difference between the dynamic control and auto setting? Should I keep dynamic control + auto activated or rather define a manual percentage of fan speeds?
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