hi all,

my notebook idle temperature is pretty weird la..

see this pics:

SENSORVIEW



EVEREST



SPEEDFAN




i don't know what the value if i'm playing games. and now i just bought notebook cooler,
NotePal (R9-NBC-ADAS)

but there're not much difference, idle is only about 64*c-65*c...

my laptop age is about 1 year 3 month i think. ASUS A6R.
on average my lappy runs about 18 hrs per day. before i used that sensor software, i didn't notice any performance drop or system freeze. everything is fine i think.
as usual,when i'm playing games the system going hot but after 5-7 minutes i finished playing games, it returns to normal. no BSOD or else.
is my sensor reporting incorrect value? but, i tried several software and the value is almost same.

thanks sHawTY, i've once opened the cpu cover at the back of the laptop cover. and i've examined the fans and the copper, the cpu fan is not too dusty, maybe there're not enough fresh air going into the fan (i think)..and i'm afraid to void the warranty because there're some sticker covering the fan's screw. but, i agree and respect with your opinion.

laptop fans is more hard to compared to desktop...

//i'm a UiTM Shah Alam student, living in Section 7

This post has been edited by neuromancerx: Mar 11 2007, 12:17 AM

to gengstapo:

i'm using a lappy cooler right now, Cooler Master R9-NBC-ADAS.

at time i'm writing this post, the temperature is 71*c, but when i touch the cpu, it's not that too hot, it's warm as i can put my face on it (maybe around 30*C-45*C).

maybe the air condition/ventilation in my room is quiet hot, or i'm suspecting the sensor device reporting an incorrect value (just to ease my heart)

to sHawTY:

please do this via pm

This post has been edited by DaRkSyThE: Mar 11 2007, 11:14 AM