Cpu... Not good ?

[Pixelpro]

Well yeah, downloaded this app... led me to think my fan isnt working fully (laptop)

This isnt good is it:
Field Value
Sensor Properties
Sensor Type CPU, HDD, ACPI

Temperatures
CPU 76 °C (169 °F)
CPU #1 / Core #1 70 °C (158 °F)
CPU #1 / Core #2 69 °C (156 °F)
Hitachi HTS545032B9A300 [ TRIAL VERSION ]

Voltage Values
CPU Core 1.15 V
?

EDIT:
2 SHOCKING PICTURES
1: Idle
2: Load
3rd attach; my documents going to PC world including pictures

 

[cloud8521]

temapature really is high but luckily it can take up to 100 C

tell me is this idle?

 

[whs]

I have a similar problem with a HP laptop. I use a coolpad which helps to lower the temp by about 5C. And now I will replace the HDD with a SSD that produces practically no heat. We'll see whether the investment is worth it.

 

[Pixelpro]

I played wow for about 1 hour, could this be the reason my laptop stops charging? and my fan isnt blowing alot, only mintue breezes.
Yeah... idle at that moment; turned my pc on and 40degrees instant.

 

[markymark69]

yes you are right to be concerned about the temps of the cpu!! have you tried installing speedfan just to see what speeds your fan or fans are running at and give you control over them?

 

[Product FRED]

As per your battery not charging, if you keep your laptop plugged in all the time, the battery will hold less and less of a charge until it ultimately goes bad altogether. Use your laptop on battery power every once in a while, or, if possible, just remove the battery altogether when you're not using it.

 

[stormy13]

You checked to make sure none of the cooling vents are clogged with dust?

HP has this to say for how to clean it,

Reducing Heat and Fan Noise by Cleaning Air Vents HP G61-110SA Notebook PC - HP Customer Care (Venezuela - English)

I have one very large problem with their method though, there is no way to stop the fan from spinning when you hit the vents with the air. That is a very good way to kill a fan by causing it to spin at a couple of thousand RPM over what it is rated to run at.

 

[Pixelpro]

Update: Field Value
Sensor Properties
Sensor Type CPU, HDD, ACPI

Temperatures
CPU 82 °C (180 °F)
CPU #1 / Core #1 76 °C (169 °F)
CPU #1 / Core #2 73 °C (163 °F)
Hitachi HTS545032B9A300 [ TRIAL VERSION ]

Voltage Values
CPU Core 1.15 V


and btw its 3 months old, and not clogged with dust... dont want to break warrenty by opening the case.

 

[whs]

As I said earlier, get one of those - they help.

 

[Pixelpro]

NOT GOOD! Field Value
Sensor Properties
Sensor Type CPU, HDD, ACPI

Temperatures
CPU 98 °C (208 °F)
CPU #1 / Core #1 90 °C (194 °F)
CPU #1 / Core #2 95 °C (203 °F)
Hitachi HTS545032B9A300 [ TRIAL VERSION ]

Voltage Values
CPU Core 1.15 V
It was on 100 C before :S is that the max??
and Whs ... got no room to put one, shouldnt get 100 C on a 3 month old laptop, going to return it to PC/WORLD

 

[Thorsen]

If its still underwarrentee, send it in to be repaired, 3 mo's in, that is bad. It should be opened and fixed by a employee. They hold responsibility that way too.

 

[Pixelpro]

2 People told me thats BAD (incl me) and 1 person said that may jsut be operating temp; does it not go over 100 C?

 

[strollin]

I firmly believe that a laptop should have been designed with adequate cooling and shouldn't need any additional cooling pads. If your laptop is running hot and you are certain that the cooling vents are clear, return it because it's defective (or a poor design). Are you sure the interior fan is working?

I have a 7 year old Fujitsu laptop that was starting to run hot enough that the fan was always on. The cooling vents were clear but I took it apart and found that the cooling fins on the CPU heatsink were clogged with lint and pet hair and blocking airflow across the heatsink. I cleaned the gunk out, reassembled and now the fan rarely comes on.

 

[Thorsen]

Well, the cpu is made and stress tested to be good under 100c, but if it reaches that high or stays near that temp, it can malfunction, melt, fuse to the board all sorts of bad stuff.

 

[Product FRED]

Without you saying anything, I'm going to guess...HP?

 

[Pixelpro]

I firmly believe that a laptop should have been designed with adequate cooling and shouldn't need any additional cooling pads. If your laptop is running hot and you are certain that the cooling vents are clear, return it because it's defective (or a poor design). Are you sure the interior fan is working?

I have a 7 year old Fujitsu laptop that was starting to run hot enough that the fan was always on. The cooling vents were clear but I took it apart and found that the cooling fins on the CPU heatsink were clogged with lint and pet hair and blocking airflow across the heatsink. I cleaned the gunk out, reassembled and now the fan rarely comes on.

I have a fan, it works... but it doesnt boost up when its warm; which it should!

 

[Pixelpro]

Without you saying anything, I'm going to guess...HP?

You'd be right.

 

[Product FRED]

HP has insane overheating issues with their laptops. People tell me I'm crazy, but I've had a firsthand experience with them. I have two dv6000 laptops from around 2007, and one of them crapped out due to the GPU overheating. The other one is on the same path. This is basically the cause:
DV6000/DV9000 NVidia Issue fix! - HP Support Forum

Long story short, I spent months trying to get it replaced. First they replaced the part with another faulty part. Then they kept insisting nothing was wrong until the warranty ran out. Some people have had luck getting their laptops replaced, but you have to go through a ton of work to get HP to do something.

Laptop Sets Off Smoke Alarm, HP Just Keeps Putting New Defective Parts In - The Consumerist

Moral of the story: Don't buy from HP anymore. I'm surprised there hasn't been a class-action lawsuit. They put their money before their customers and their customers' safety and this is simply unacceptable.

 

[Pixelpro]

Someone 'hidden' refuses to let me take it back as he found something that said: 90+ C is normal, IM THINKING WHAT!? MUM LET ME TAKE IT BACK! but she keeps listening to this person... if i get enough proof this isnt right, she will take it back! hELP GUYS! thanks

 

[Product FRED]

Someone 'hidden' refuses to let me take it back as he found something that said: 90+ C is normal, IM THINKING WHAT!? MUM LET ME TAKE IT BACK! but she keeps listening to this person... if i get enough proof this isnt right, she will take it back! hELP GUYS! thanks

If you can get a person with an MVP badge on this forum to back you up, and/or you do enough research, it might have a better chance of shutting up that employee. What particular model do you have?