OverHEAT

[Simone_ltt]

Hey i have a ASUS ROG STRIX G731GT laptop with DUAL FAN cooling. i have a 8gb ram, I7 970H and GTX1650 4gb.

Even if i play valorant at the lowest possible settings in 48hz or 60hz refresh rate my pc gets damned hot.
CPU temp goes as high as 85-90 C. and GPU 55 -60 c
My laptop is in a well ventilated place also has a lot of free space below it fot it to suck air. ( its kept in a stand)

I just want to why does it over heat so much .??

[narrdarr]

Welcome to gaming on laptops

[nox_]

gpu temps are completely fine. CPU temps are not ideal but still fine.

[Simone_ltt]

@nox_ But wont high temp kill my CPU fast ??

 

[nox_]

1 minute ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

@nox_ But wont high temp kill my CPU fast ??

 

No, it won't. Cleaning it might help, changing thermal paste, but that won't do any miracles but might drop a few degrees. If you would be gaming 24/7 everyday then yeah, might cause issues in the long run, but I highly doubt you are doing that.

[Simone_ltt]

2 minutes ago, nox_ said:

No, it won't. Cleaning it might help, changing thermal paste, but that won't do any miracles but might drop a few degrees. If you would be gaming 24/7 everyday then yeah, might cause issues in the long run, but I highly doubt you are doing that.

Ohh no i just bought the PC recently so there's no question of changing its thermal pastes also 
i am not a damn hard core gamer i just game for 2hr a day 

[eeeee1]

Just now, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

Ohh no i just bought the PC recently so there's no question of changing its thermal pastes also 
i am not a damn hard core gamer i just game for 2hr a day 

you can pull a dennis and try to elevate your laptop a little to give any fans on the bottom some more airflow

[nox_]

1 minute ago, eeeee1 said:

you can pull a dennis and try to elevate your laptop a little to give any fans on the bottom some more airflow

 

21 minutes ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

My laptop is in a well ventilated place also has a lot of free space below it fot it to suck air. ( its kept in a stan

 

3 minutes ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

Ohh no i just bought the PC recently so there's no question of changing its thermal pastes also 
i am not a damn hard core gamer i just game for 2hr a day 

You will be okay then. Thermal paste wouldn't do wonders anyway.

[CommanderAlex]

These temperatures sound perfectly normal for a gaming laptop. You have to realize all that computing power generates a lot of heat, where laptops prefer mobility (Its still heavy, but not a 20 pound or more gaming desktop....and monitor....and keyboard/mouse) over cooling. As such, the cooling system's in laptops are not able to quickly dissipate the heat fast enough than what is generated by the CPU/GPU, so you will have temperatures that are within design spec.