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[F5ing]

100° C is way too high. Are the vents clean/clear? All of them? Is the fan running?

 

[pstidsen]

What can I do?

 

[F5ing]

Refresh the page and read my prior reply.

 

[pstidsen]

100° C is way too high. Are the vents clean/clear? All of them? Is the fan running?

It's a very new computer (1 week) so yes. I use the computer on a table of wood.

 

[F5ing]

"New" doesn't necessarily mean perfect; are you positive the fan is running and you can easily feel the air flow?

I'm aware of a few makes/models that seem to have a tendency to run hot. I've seen forum posts (on manufacturer forums) complaining about it and others chiming in with the same observation. A few have disassembled, cleaned off and reapplied thermal paste with apparently marginal results. But if you're still under warranty I'd consider returning it, as you've got a valid reason.

How high is your CPU usage running (Task Manager) when idling?

Even your browsing activitiy causing 60°C seems a little on the high side. It would be helpful to know what you ambient air temp is.

And what part of the system actually gets up to 100°C?

 

[gregrocker]

If you confirm any temps other than normal I would take it back and get another model.

You should have a full factory warranty covering replacement, parts and tech support. I'd use it.

 

[pstidsen]

"New" doesn't necessarily mean perfect; are you positive the fan is running and you can easily feel the air flow?

Yea the fan runs normal.

How high is your CPU usage running (Task Manager) when idling?

About 60-70 pervenche Web gaming I think. If I glose the game the usage to down, so I can't tell you the exact.

And what part of the system actually gets up to 100°C?

Both motherboard, CPU and GPU are about 90-100°C.

What about buying a cooling pad?

 

[F5ing]

Both motherboard, CPU and GPU are about 90-100°C.

What about buying a cooling pad?

No. Cooloing pad isn't going to cut it. Use the warranty; you're way too high for even a cooling pad...

 

[pstidsen]

Both motherboard, CPU and GPU are about 90-100°C.

What about buying a cooling pad?

No. Cooloing pad isn't going to cut it. Use the warranty; you're way too high for even a cooling pad...

Okay. Tanks!

Now the thread is real solved

 

[F5ing]

Quite welcome! Good luck with your machine. Post again to let us know how it turns out!