@Azzam2247
Based on your description, the fan's behavior is normal.
For more information on the fan's operation, we recommend referring to the following FAQ.
Thank you.
[Windows 11/10] Troubleshooting - Overheating and Fan issues
The device's fan contributes to air circulation, maintaining a stable and safe internal temperature for operation. The fan's speed adjusts based on the CPU/GPU temperature; when the system runs resource-intensive programs like gaming, video editing, conversion, or heavy data processing, the CPU/GPU temperature rises, prompting the fan to accelerate, facilitating more cool air through the heat sink to achieve cooling. Thus, you may notice louder fan noise.
If airflow is obstructed due to dust, hair, or debris blocking vents or the fan, insufficient cooling may lead to performance issues. If you encounter fan non-operation, consistently high speeds, or noticeable noise, refer to this troubleshooting guide.
Note: If the device temperature doesn't exceed the fan activation threshold, the fan won't operate.
MyASUS – Device Settings
Fan Profile *The features supported will vary by model.
Fan profile is the setting that allows users to customize fan speed for different workloads on selected models with an ultra-slim chassis.
There are three modes to choose from. With this feature selected, you can have a quiet operating environment through a balance between temperature and performance
Standard mode -- Dynamically selects the best fan speed for everyday tasks
Whisper mode -- Dynamically minimizes fan speed for the quietest operation
Performance mode -- Dynamically maximizes cooling performance for demanding tasks
