Your PC. There might be software already installed on your laptop to control fan speed. If not you could search for your “Laptop model + control fan speed” to see if there is any other way.
Just make sure you don’t download anything from sites you don’t trust.
Another more safe thing you could try is reduce your Quality settings in Unreal (forgot about this the first time, my bad). it’s under Settings → Engine Scalability Settings. Try Medium or High instead of Epic.
Is the noise coming from your GPU fan, CPU fan, or are you referencing case fans? Unreal Engine can put a full load on a PC when you’re loading up a level. I’d start by monitoring your temperatures on both your GPU and CPU. If your temps are staying within a safe range, it’s usually alright. (Take that with a grain a salt as it’s simply my opinion and not from Epic) The fans themselves should speed up when the power required increases in order to keep the components cooled. So, the fans running up high are usually a good sign.
As for the noise, that’s not uncommon. Some components/brands are louder than others. I did some bench mark tests on my system and found it making noises that no game or application ever made it make before too. But, when it went under a full load, it was cranked up! I hope this helps!
i have the same issue
the scalability settings dont do much
still my fans go crazy
this happens only with unreal engine no other software except if i push the render to the limits