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boiboi95
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Jun 30 2016, 01:52 AM
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I have a Q5, I have this weird problem suddenly where my cpu cores temperature increase all the way to 90C degree when I'm using my laptop plugged in.
Few days before the laptop still seems fine until suddenly this time when I open it I found that my fan blowing oddly hard and non-stop.
Open up the back cover the heatsink seems clean, nothing clogged up either, why is this?
Even when the battery's removed, as long as the laptop runs via AC cord, it will heat up very fast.
Tried tweaking with the power settings, still the same, I am suspecting thermal paste is dried but it is only a year old, and it is applied with IC Diamond done by the company. Also, the GPU's temp are fine with 70C under load. Scanned with malwarebytes, there's no malware detected.
This post has been edited by boiboi95: Jun 30 2016, 03:39 AM
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boiboi95
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Jun 30 2016, 10:38 AM
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QUOTE(Prince J @ Jun 30 2016, 10:20 AM) Hi boiboi95, 90C with Turbo Boost on or off? Please try to disable Intel Turbo Boost and see if the temperature goes down. Hi PrinceJ Just turn it off, it did indeed goes down to average temperature of 66-69, but with CPU idle temperature of 66 isn't good either still no? Also, after all these while turning my turbo boost on and all in a sudden this happened, is there any possibility reason behind it? Thanks.
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boiboi95
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Jun 30 2016, 11:00 AM
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QUOTE(Prince J @ Jun 30 2016, 10:50 AM) Hi boiboi95, i7 processor idle temp. is around 50 to 60 (intel turbo boost off) and 80 to 95 (intel turbo boost on). Hi, So what you're implying is that my system is completely fine? But due to this increase of average temperature the fan blows harder than usual and constant, which is a bit of annoying (As mentioned earlier it was quiet and temperature was never this high). Sorry for my doubting, because I'm going to study overseas with this system soon, I do not wish to have any problems with it during over there else it would be very troublesome Thank you.
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