PCH temperature
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Solved by Roswell,
Pretty normal for a laptop. Like other components, it will throttle if it reaches critical values. It's safe to just ignore it, really. It also depends on the manufacturer what actual reading you're getting. You don't know if it's the actual diode or the package sensor, both of which can have significantly different readings.
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