Profiles

Built-in profiles

Three presets are always available from the tray flyout:

• Silent — a quiet curve on every fan. Not a fixed low speed — it still ramps up if temperatures actually call for it, the 90°C failsafe included.
• Auto — every fan back to BIOS/automatic control.
• Performance — an aggressive curve on every fan, for when quiet isn’t the priority.

Saving your own

Set every fan up the way you want — mix of Fixed, Curve, whatever — then save it as a profile from the flyout. A profile remembers each fan’s actual policy, not just a snapshot duty percent, so a saved curve comes back as a curve, not a fixed number frozen at whatever it happened to be reading.

Switching profiles

Applying a profile is one click in the tray’s Profiles submenu, or press Ctrl+Alt+F to cycle through every profile — built-in and saved — without opening any window. If another app already claims that combination, the hotkey just won’t register; the tray menu still works either way.

Export and import

Export a profile to a file to back it up or share it, and import one someone else exported. Both live on the Profiles page.