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I'm Officially a Linux User!
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In regards to your last point, this is something I always overlooked and couldnt understand why my laptop was severely underperforming (thermal throttling)
Ive never seen a distro utilise any form of fan control that works with my hardware, but utilising NBFC and its GUI has completely fixed the issues that have been plaguing me for the past few years.