pls make my laptop run less hotter

[LoneWoLFSG]

Im using an asus M409DA  laptop wid R5 3500u and its idle temps are always on 60-70c  , tried most of the fan control softwares but none of them worked to get fan speeds to maximum, i have repasted(Arctic MX4) the laptop also , i know the fan speeds can get very high (while troubleshooting fan in my asus app),so can anyone help modding my asus app to run fan troubleshooting for infinte time (possible?) OR help mod bios ?

-have cleaned fans and using laptop on elevated surface so in-outtake doesnt gets blocked...

[jgminer15]

U must have dust in it, unscrew it and get compressed air and blast the insides out

[LoneWoLFSG]

Just now, jgminer15 said:

U must have dust in it, unscrew it and get compressed air and blast the insides out

laptop is just 4-5 moths old and i have cleaned the fans while repasting

 

[jgminer15]

Just now, LoneWoLFSG said:

laptop is just 4-5 moths old and i have cleaned the fans while repasting

 

what surface do use it on? 

[LoneWoLFSG]

a laptop pad which is elevated with space for air intake

[jgminer15]

1 minute ago, LoneWoLFSG said:

a laptop pad which is elevated with space for air intake

what type of material or fabric is it made out off

[Freakwise]

Teardown the laptop (asked someone or go to your trusted repair shop or go to official one) and clean the dust in it, you can use compress air but make sure the fan won't spin if you're want to take another step replace thermal paste

[LoneWoLFSG]

3 minutes ago, jgminer15 said:

what type of material or fabric is it made out off

looks plastic

[LoneWoLFSG]

2 minutes ago, Liam danu said:

Teardown the laptop (asked someone or go to your trusted repair shop or go to official one) and clean the dust in it, you can use compress air but make sure the fan won't spin if you're want to take another step replace thermal paste

i did , fans are clean , repasted with arctic mx4

[Skiiwee29]

8 minutes ago, LoneWoLFSG said:

laptop is just 4-5 moths old and i have cleaned the fans while repasting

 

Since you mentioned repasting, I wonder if something didn't seat back properly when you put it back together if its idling that high. 

[jgminer15]

2 minutes ago, LoneWoLFSG said:

looks plastic

yea im not surprised then just put your laptop on a flat and hard surface that doesn't heat up fast

[LoneWoLFSG]

1 minute ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Since you mentioned repasting, I wonder if something didn't seat back properly when you put it back together if its idling that high. 

yes i made sure that everything is reseated properly , the laptop doesnt have any heat pipe over cpu to fan , just a right bottom air intake fan , cpu at middle with copper heatsink and exhaust fan at left side

[Freakwise]

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[LoneWoLFSG]

2 minutes ago, jgminer15 said:

yea im not surprised then just put your laptop on a flat and hard surface that doesn't heat up fast

wooden works?

[jgminer15]

1 minute ago, LoneWoLFSG said:

wooden works?

yea

[LoneWoLFSG]

1 minute ago, jgminer15 said:

yea

well i have also used on a wooden block pad , sadly doesnt make a diffrence

[MeinChanka]

Were the high temps an issue before repasting?

If they were it’s possible there is some malware running a nasty script in the background...

Edited April 24, 2021 by MeinChanka
Grammar

[LoneWoLFSG]

10 minutes ago, Liam danu said:

I agree with this

 

But i just want to say there no really any guarantee of bios moding a laptop work you can literally brick a laptop where no windows reinstall can help...

And also the fact that your laptop is 5 months old...

Also i see the laptop you have and the best way rn is to place the laptop in any hard surface and use something to lift up the surface of the intake

 

 

using already on best surface , the thing is fans doesnt gets to maximum , if they gets to maximum it wouldnt be a problem , so thatswhy mentioned bios modding for fan control unlock OR modding my asus app