Are these cpu core temps cause for concern?
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Although laptops always run hotter than desktops, hitting 95 degrees isn't great particularly if it happens regularly. The clock frequency and voltages do seem high for a mobile CPU, which would directly translate into high core temps. I presume you haven't been messing around with any BIOS settings?
What happens to the clock frequency if you close down all the applications and just leave it idle?
What happens to the clock frequency if you close down all the applications and just leave it idle?
Big Rig said:
illmonkey said:
Doesn't seem right, no.
What happens if you load up the CPU?
Have you done driver updates?
How should load up the CPU, just have a few programs open etc or is there something I can download to test it?What happens if you load up the CPU?
Have you done driver updates?
Windows 10 and all drivers are up to date.
https://www.intel.co.uk/content/www/uk/en/support/...
Are you sure they are "true" temps?
I've just installed Core Temp, & it's showing mine as 6degC!

Try this one - https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
You don't need to installed it, just download the zip version.
Odd - that's saying 6decC too - Nevermind, ignore me!

I've just installed Core Temp, & it's showing mine as 6degC!
Try this one - https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
You don't need to installed it, just download the zip version.
Odd - that's saying 6decC too - Nevermind, ignore me!

Edited by Dave. on Friday 27th November 13:05
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