Gaming laptop heats up to 105 degrees
I've searched a bunch of forums to find the answer.The filling of the laptop is RX6600m and a ryzen 5 600h stone, I bought it a month and a half ago.
In games, everything pulls perfectly high FPS everywhere, however, in some with ultra settings (for example, pubg), the temperature on the video card can reach 105 degrees and stay stable, and the FPS is still high. With what it can be connected? He would not have time to get clogged with dust, although I often collect wool from the grate near the fans.
According to my logic, this should not be, otherwise he would simply not pull the game.
Perhaps crappy thermal pads, maybe the cooling system itself can’t cope, look at tests on similar laptops, if the laptop is only a month and a half old and such an exorbitant temperature, it’s better to bring it back to the store, let them either test it or change it.
odalov4
If the laptop takes air from below, try to lift it above the table, just put something under it, just don't block the ventilation holes. If it helps, then on Aliexpress you can buy legs.
If it does not help, then either the cooling system is defective, or this model has poor cooling.
Find a topic with this laptop on the w3bsit3-dns.com forum, they probably posted test results and temperatures there, see what the temperature should be.
For example, Lenovo Legion 5 has a marriage with a crooked radiator, then the cooling system has to be changed entirely, replacing thermal paste or thermal pads will not help here.
Game? Blimey. And for the first time you see a laptop? For him, this is normal. You need cooling pads. Disassembling a new laptop under warranty is doubtful. Also, temperatures depend on the game project. You need to set the video card to downvolt and adjust, the temperatures will drop.
odalov4 wrote:
although I often collect wool from the grate near the fans.
With animals, clean it more often. There are no options here. Exactly what could have gone wrong. Colleagues who have a little animal in the room have a couple of weeks and there is a lot of wool inside the computers.