Check your temps, you might have a bad thermal reading.
Of course I'd suggest rebooting and stuff, see if that fixes it.
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Done several reboots. If I go to desktop mode and kill the steam process, the fans stop.
How do I go about getting the thermal readings?
Open the performance overlay to the highest level, you can also set it to show on steam menus as well.
Since it sounds like the fans are specifically being controlled by steam though, try swapping your fan curve. There's an option in steam OS to use old fan curve, I think it's under system. You could also install the decky plugin fantastic and try adjusting the fan curve there.
The problem is the insane CPU usage by the steam process and it’s associated web helpers as shown in the other comments. The fans are doing what they’re supposed to.
Thanks!
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Sometimes when you put it to sleep, it doesn't actually sleep and the screen stays on but black.
Only thing that seems to fix it if holding down the button until it turns off, then turning it back on again.
I find that the "click" of the trackpads is a pretty good tell whether it's really asleep or not.
Yea this occasionally happens to mine. For me it seems to be something with updates on system and decky.
Here are the results from top -- again just sitting on the main home screen doing nothing at all.
Am I understanding correctly that you did not sleep it or turn it off before putting it in your bag?
No, you are not understanding correctly.
Well, you better go catch it
Nah man somet fucked in the background my deck turned on with screen off in desktop mode uses maybe 5% battery in 20 min?
Throw this in ur terminal ps -eo pid,ppid,cmd,%cpu --sort=-%cpu | head -n 11
(1)(deck@steamdeck ~)$ ps -eo pid,ppid,cmd,%cpu --sort=-%cpu | head -n 11
PID PPID CMD %CPU
1880 1632 /home/deck/.local/share/Ste 44.5
1551 1275 /home/deck/.local/share/Ste 15.0
1643 1631 /home/deck/.local/share/Ste 15.0
1274 1181 mangoapp 6.7
1204 1181 gamescope --generate-drm-mo 5.2
1591 1551 /home/deck/.local/share/Ste 5.2
1211 1075 Xwayland :0 -rootless -term 5.0
1 0 /usr/lib/systemd/systemd sp 1.9
7 2 [kworker/u32:0-btrfs-endio] 1.5
1213 1075 Xwayland :1 -rootless -term 1.3
Something Valve implemented is out of control. How do I get this to not truncate the command?
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