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SMCSuperIO fan configuration

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Motherboard
Intel NUC10i5FNKN
CPU
i5-10710U
Graphics
UHD 630
Mac
  1. Mac mini
Hello!
I have seen this document in VirtualSMC GitHub page that describes how to adjust the fan speed through using a tool. I have an Intel NUC10I5FNKN with ITE chip. You can read the temperature from the sensor but to adjust the speed in programs like mac fan control you need to create a fan curve. Another link I found was this one. I'm a beginner and I don't know where I should run this "fanpwmgen" tool to create the curve and where to configure it. If someone directs me or gives me some tips I would be eternally grateful. I have tried to search for information or if someone had done it but I didn't find anything. It seems easy to configure but I don't have much experience in the hackintosh world except the basics.
Thanks
 

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Hello!
I have seen this document in VirtualSMC GitHub page that describes how to adjust the fan speed through using a tool. I have an Intel NUC10I5FNKN with ITE chip. You can read the temperature from the sensor but to adjust the speed in programs like mac fan control you need to create a fan curve. Another link I found was this one. I'm a beginner and I don't know where I should run this "fanpwmgen" tool to create the curve and where to configure it. If someone directs me or gives me some tips I would be eternally grateful. I have tried to search for information or if someone had done it but I didn't find anything. It seems easy to configure but I don't have much experience in the hackintosh world except the basics.
Thanks

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Hey! It's already done, sorry, I didn't know that. Any help?
you have the sensors enabled then you can use a piece of software called iStat menu
 
you have the sensors enabled then you can use a piece of software called iStat menu
Yes, I have used it too but you cannot modify the RPM of the fan. That's why it was mentioned that this tool allows you to do it but I don't know how and I haven't found any more information. Thanks
 
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