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Hi, Im playing call of duty and check my insane temps 90c on gpu and 93c on cpu I exit the game cause I'm scared that im gonna damage it and anyway it was throttling to 0.8ghz on cpu and throttling to 800mhz聽on gpu too so I couldn't play. I look underneath my laptop 馃槷 so much dust in the vents, I want a free soloution cause im a cheap gamer. (even though I have a dell g5 5500 with a RTX 2070m) and I dont want to wait a week without cod lol. any soloutions.

Edit: My old soloution was using a bulldog clip take out one of the arms and slowling softly scrape the dirt out, than blow all the vents with my rocket blower lens cleaner. Yes I came up with that somehow

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Not a laptop expert, but I can tell you from my very very limited experience it will be much easier if you just open up the laptop.

Big nerd.聽

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1 minute ago, davemc said:

Not a laptop expert, but I can tell you from my very very limited experience it will be much easier if you just open up the laptop.

I dont know what im doing if I open it and I dont know how to open it and I dont want to break anything lol.

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Using compressed air from the outside is just going to blow the dust into the computer. It might help, but it'll get clogged up again pretty quickly. You should just take the bottom panel off and clean it out - it's not terribly hard on most computers.聽

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1 minute ago, BondiBlue said:

Using compressed air from the outside is just going to blow the dust into the computer. It might help, but it'll get clogged up again pretty quickly. You should just take the bottom panel off and clean it out - it's not terribly hard on most computers.聽

聽I cant do that!?

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7 minutes ago, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

I cant do that!?

What do you mean? That's extremely easy to open for a laptop. Remove the screws, pop the bottom panel off and there you go. That's how they're designed to be opened.聽

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Just now, BondiBlue said:

What do you mean? That's extremely easy to open for a laptop. Remove the screws, pop the bottom panel off and there you go. That's how they're designed to be opened.聽

I know. But I have never worked on聽 the inside of a computer before not even open one the closest I've done to something hardware is reinstalling drivers.

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Just now, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

I know. But I have never worked on聽 the inside of a computer before not even open one the closest I've done to something hardware is reinstalling drivers.

Cleaning out a laptop (especially one that's as easy to open as that - seriously, that one is easy) is nothing dangerous. You'd just be doing yourself a favor as opposed to blowing the dust into the computer.聽

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2 minutes ago, BondiBlue said:

Cleaning out a laptop (especially one that's as easy to open as that - seriously, that one is easy) is nothing dangerous. You'd just be doing yourself a favor as opposed to blowing the dust into the computer.聽

I will make my decision

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17 minutes ago, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

聽I cant do that!?

Not if you've made a decision to be helpless.

Corps aren't your friends. "Bottleneck calculators" are BS. Only suckers buy based on brand. It's your PC, do what makes you happy.聽 If your build meets your needs, you don't need anyone else to "rate" it for you. And talking about being part of a "master race" is cringe. Watch this space for further truths people need to hear.

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12 minutes ago, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

I will make my decision

Youre "decision" is gonna be whether you want to clean it or not. Doing anything outside will just blow more dust in lol

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