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PurshuPro First Gaming Laptop
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i would be very nervous to see cpu temperature higher than 70 degree celcius.
i would disable inbuilt gpu in amd apu. use only external gpu. that will help
i would disable inbuilt gpu in amd apu. use only external gpu. that will help
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Viktik is correct!
Your CPU is running hot!
What is your room/house ambient temp?
This may help!
I use it!
http://www.filehippo.com/download_speedfan
Your CPU is running hot!
What is your room/house ambient temp?
This may help!
I use it!
http://www.filehippo.com/download_speedfan
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room temp is 29 degree celicius.Viktik is correct!
Your CPU is running hot!
What is your room/house ambient temp?
This may help!
I use it!
http://www.filehippo.com/download_speedfan
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i found these instructions
in catalyst control panel, you turn off dual graphics, and select "high performance" for the game. It will run on 7670.
See if this works.
in catalyst control panel, you turn off dual graphics, and select "high performance" for the game. It will run on 7670.
See if this works.
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Nevertheless your ultimate aim is to reduce core temp on the cpu![/QUOTE]
I don't exp any noise now, but when I see Speccy results I get shocked.
[/QUOTE]I don't exp any noise now, but when I see Speccy results I get shocked.
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I don't exp any noise now, but when I see Speccy results I get shocked.Nevertheless your ultimate aim is to reduce core temp on the cpu!
View attachment 9585[/QUOTE]
Download core temp and see if the results correlate!
Then try Speedfan!
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Download core temp and see if the results correlate!
Then try Speedfan!
[/QUOTE]Core temp is been caught by ESET, tried again windows smart screen acted over. Speed fan shows this way. I don't understand.
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Core temp is been caught by ESET, tried again windows smart screen acted over. Speed fan shows this way. I don't understand.
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Don't worry about Eset flagging it!It's a false positive!
Those are more accurate results!
I wouldn't worry about that temp!
56C is ok!
You can setup speedfan with a profile to keep your cpu cooler when there is high load!
PS:install "core temp" and compare,just to be sure!
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In idle condition my cpu temp is between 40 to 50 degree celcius.
while gaming cpu temp will be between 60 to 70 degree celcius.
you really need to open your laptop to clean the fan and heatsink.
while gaming cpu temp will be between 60 to 70 degree celcius.
you really need to open your laptop to clean the fan and heatsink.
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Just exclude it from Eset and install!
Or try this if you are weary about core temp!
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
Viktik made a good point about cleaning fan/heatsink!
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Even if I exclude windows smart screen is not allowing me to run.Just exclude it from Eset and install!
Viktik made a good point about cleaning fan/heatsink!
Do u have any video link of cleaning heat sink\ fan for HP Pavilion G6 laptop.
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I have it installed and it's clean!
Try "HW Monitor" in the above link^^
PS:I have just downloaded a new version of Core Temp and now my anti virus software has flagged it as containing a virus or trojan!
Core Temp does not contain a trojan. Core Temp contains 2 driver binaries (32bit and 64bit) as part of the executable, Core Temp extracts the drivers and starts them at run time, as discussed above. This may bring up a red flag in some antivirus scanners triggering them to believe that Core Temp contains a virus or trojan code.
Usually AV companies patch this kind of thing up very quickly and the warning goes away after an update.
http://www.alcpu.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=892
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