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i7 baseclock stock cooler temps = 100C? should i complain? |
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08-04-2012, 14:08
| posts: 724 | Location: Belgium
I have a N5110 notebook. I always thought that on stock cooling when stressed while compiling a linux kernel for example temps shouldnt be reaching 100C
I have a 2630QM. Temps reach 100C when: 8 cores used + turbo boost = 100C 4 cores used + turbo boost = 100C 8 cores used without turbo boost (2.0ghz) = 100C is this normal ? |
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08-04-2012, 14:23
| posts: 580 | Location: Box
212°F (100°C) is very hot, have you been in contact with Dell? Maybe there is a BIOS update to help solve this. I did a quick check and it seems this model runs hot but not as hot as you posted.
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08-04-2012, 14:41
| posts: 2,565 | Location: Australia
My 2630QM in my hp dv6 can hit ~95c but that is only with the gpu under load too. I don't think that is normal at all for raw cpu load.
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08-04-2012, 17:21
| posts: 13,495 | Location: US East Coast
Contact Dell, there is an issue with that laptop....
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08-07-2012, 19:19
| posts: 1,227 | Location: Bay City, MI
Doesn't sound normal to me, less you have ventilation slots covered and obscured.
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08-12-2012, 21:08
| posts: 757 | Location: Washington
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I used 2 door shims on each side of her laptop to have it lifted up a bit because the fan exhaust is right on the bottom and when its sitting on our wood desk, it gets insanely hot. make sure it has breathing room. |
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08-12-2012, 23:54
| posts: 333 | Location: France
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i had get this temp on my CPU/NB after hours of massive OC and stress on an older gen of CPU/Chipset that get hotter... so yes contact DELL 
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