Help, Processor temperature check

Frekkko · Jan 8, 2014

Hi I have Hp g6 2313 with A10 4600M processor, i think my processor is over heating.
I have done stability test , this is the result https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ew0cw77dd3lkgj/stabilitytest.png

Are these temperatures safe?

ewok93 · Jan 8, 2014

Those are very high, get a new case cooler or add more airflow.

Master-flaw · Jan 8, 2014

Yea even for a laptop those are ridiculously high...
Keep in mind that Aida will beat the hell out of your CPU...get a reading while gaming or while doing intensive tasks. That should tell you a little more...

Also, try opening it up and seeing if there is dust in their...there should be a layer of dust preventing good airflow...Finally try a lap cooler.

ewok93 · Jan 8, 2014

The point of it is to see your max temps because they will get that high after gaming. Max temps while gaming means nothing unless you feel like a long gaming marathon just test your temps.

Master-flaw · Jan 8, 2014

ewok93 :

Games won't push a CPU to the point of a stress test, and he had his CPU running at 100% for 45 minutes(it be great if games could run even a dual core @ 100%)..laptops tend to run a bit hotter than desktops.
But those temps are to high regardless...Something hardware related needs to be done.

ewok93 · Jan 8, 2014

Yeah, but 3 hours of gaming at 80% will heat it up over time. There is a reason for stress tests.

Master-flaw · Jan 8, 2014

ewok93 :

Yea but gaming on a laptop for 3 hours without any cooling is a bit excessive.....
All I'm saying is laptops get a little more leeway with heat...they just get hotter...
His CPU is to hot regardless...Especially since he's not running his GPU at all.

Frekkko · Jan 13, 2014

Thx guys for helpful answers. Just need to know one more thing. My laptop is in warranty so i will take it to the service center near me. Just need to know how should i present this situation to those guys at service center? Should i tell then that i ran this test which btw is not Under HP.? Plus is Battery be replaced under warrenty? My battery Test shows it has only 40% of its original capacity left. This test is Official Hp battery test

Master-flaw · Jan 13, 2014

Yea chances are that they are going to mention that Aida is not officially supported by HP...
I would just tell them it's getting unreasonably hot while gaming.

ewok93 · Jan 13, 2014

Yeah, and they should replace your battery too.

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