I've asked a few questions recently about laptops, but I just want to make sure I get everything right. Anyway, that is my question in the title. I read the specs on the Intel page and it says it has a Case Temperature of 70 C. This is the exact description for what that means:
Case Temperature is the maximum temperature allowed at the processor Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS).
Is that different from overall temp? For example, the 6700HQ (mobile version) has a max temp of 100 C. Using the regular 6700 on a laptop means that expecting to not go over 70 C is almost impossible, unless there is something else going on that keeps the CPU from getting that hot.
By the way, under "Included Items" it says:
Thermal Solution - E97379
Is that what keeps the CPU under 70 C? Would this also be included in a 6700 crammed into a laptop?
By the way, I'm pairing the 6700 with a GTX 1070. Included in the laptop is IC Diamond Thermal paste. The laptop is a desktop replacement Sager, which from personal experience has good cooling.
Case Temperature is the maximum temperature allowed at the processor Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS).
Is that different from overall temp? For example, the 6700HQ (mobile version) has a max temp of 100 C. Using the regular 6700 on a laptop means that expecting to not go over 70 C is almost impossible, unless there is something else going on that keeps the CPU from getting that hot.
By the way, under "Included Items" it says:
Thermal Solution - E97379
Is that what keeps the CPU under 70 C? Would this also be included in a 6700 crammed into a laptop?
By the way, I'm pairing the 6700 with a GTX 1070. Included in the laptop is IC Diamond Thermal paste. The laptop is a desktop replacement Sager, which from personal experience has good cooling.
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