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Hp-Omen 15 2s getting too hot

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so, I have a Hp-Omen X 2s dg0020tx which I recently replaced the thermal paste of in hopes of lowering my cpu and gpu temps. which i wont say helped miraculously but it did go from a solid 90c at high load to 83c. I was wondering if there was any other better way to reduce my temperatures
I am using a thermal grizzly thermal paste for my gpu and a thermal grizzly liquid metal for my cpu

I have a Intel i7-9570h with a RTX 2070 maxq

I'm sorry if i made any mistake since, its my first time posting on a forum :)

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7 minutes ago, Slav_Oppai_ said:

which i wont say helped miraculously but it did go from a solid 90c at high load to 83c.

That's a pretty massive temp drop, I'd say it worked extremely well

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28 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

That's a pretty massive temp drop, I'd say it worked extremely well

oh and i guess i forgot to mention i also cleaned a lot of dust out of its fans and grills so mostly the temperature drop was from that

and i think the temperatures after cleaning were 85c

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