GS70 2QE (970m)- Any Fan control software?

I am looking for a Fan control utility that will work for the GS70 2QE, This is a brand new laptop of the latest generation.
I would like to turn the fan speed up manually during heavy computing loads to avoid the bouncing of the CPU clock due to thermal scaling. (Cools down, clocks up, gets hot, clocks down).
Thanks

Wondering how it worked? Can share with us?
Quote from: zipper on 07-April-15, 16:46:44
I've just seen fan software for GT70 - no idea if it could work for a GS.

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Considering the difference of the size between GS60 & GS70, I don't think their thermal characteristics would be the same.
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