Recoil 16" compatible with Tuxedo Control Center?

[RogerS]

Hi,

I've ordered the current Recoil 16" laptop (Intel 275HX, RTX 5080), and was wondering if it's compatible with Tuxedo Control Center so that I can keep the fan noise in check?

If not, are there any other Linux based tools that can be used to control the fan speeds of this laptop?

 

[BlessedSquirrel]

Hi,

I've ordered the current Recoil 16" laptop (Intel 275HX, RTX 5080), and was wondering if it's compatible with Tuxedo Control Center so that I can keep the fan noise in check?

If not, are there any other Linux based tools that can be used to control the fan speeds of this laptop?

A user posted this, it's actually on a different model which is a Clevo, but worth linking anyway just in case. The Recoil 16" is a different chassis manufacturer called TongFang now known as AIstone

Please note, we cannot corroborate if this is safe or not, use at your own risk

Thanks to @sandline for contributing

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AFAIK, the Intel Recoil 16" is the same chassis as the TUXEDO Stellaris 16. The BIOS will be different though so you may not get full functionality within Tuxedo, but it should work I would imagine

Please be aware, PCS don't support Linux, and also if you flash a BIOS without their authorisation, it may void your warranty.

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[RogerS]

Thanks for the reply. Hopefully it works