Experiencing anomaly with CPU AND GPU TEMPS.....

[CELERIC07]

HELLO,
I use an i3-4005u along with a rebranded 620m and they share the same vapor chamber / heatsink and the temps are at around 40-60C(under load I mean discord , brave , teams and instagram open) and when i increase the fan speed in HWinfo (which I do everyday) the temps increase rather than decreasing (around 70-80 degrees) and my new ssd also heats up to 40C(which will effect its life...IT is 8 months old and has only 92%life remaining.) ... 




If anyone of you suggest changing thermal compound I already did few months back..

[chebsy]

Those temperatures all look fine, your CPU doesn't even throttle until 100c, you have plenty of headroom still.  And 40c for an SSD is relatively cool.  Also lifespan is measured by writes.  The more data you write to the drive, the more its lifespan will go down, it has nothing to do with temperature.  The smaller the drive, the fewer TBW it can handle before reaching 0% lifespan. 

 

I don't have an answer for why your temps are worse with higher fan speeds, maybe aerodynamic stall (who knows?) but personally I wouldn't worry about it, just keep them at the default fan speed...

[CELERIC07]

1 minute ago, chebsy said:

Those temperatures all look fine, your CPU doesn't even throttle until 100c, you have plenty of headroom still.  And 40c for an SSD is relatively cool.  Also lifespan is measured by writes.  The more data you write to the drive, the more its lifespan will go down, it has nothing to do with temperature. 

BUT high temps are bad for ssd right. I heard that high temps can render a ssd useless.

[chebsy]

1 minute ago, CELERIC07 said:

BUT high temps are bad for ssd right. I heard that high temps can render a ssd useless.

Temps don't really matter on the nand, only the controller is sensitive to temperature, but just like your CPU, it will throttle itself before causing damage.  It's very difficult to damage computer components with heat these days.  

[CELERIC07]

3 minutes ago, chebsy said:

Those temperatures all look fine, your CPU doesn't even throttle until 100c, you have plenty of headroom still.  And 40c for an SSD is relatively cool.  Also lifespan is measured by writes.  The more data you write to the drive, the more its lifespan will go down, it has nothing to do with temperature. 

Can you explain how temps are fine... When i increase the fan speed it should dissipate more heat and become cooler right but it isn't working that way.. Also MY CPU DOESNT luckily throttle. It runs at 1.7GHZ all day but the experience changes drastically when temps are high. For example it can't run Minecraft at 30fps at 1152X768 res at all set to low (fast)

[CELERIC07]

2 minutes ago, chebsy said:

Temps don't really matter on the nand, only the controller is sensitive to temperature, but just like your CPU, it will throttle itself before causing damage.  It's very difficult to damage computer components with heat these days.  

Thanks.

[chebsy]

1 minute ago, CELERIC07 said:

Can you explain how temps are fine... When i increase the fan speed it should dissipate more heat and become cooler right but it isn't working that way.. Also MY CPU DOESNT luckily throttle. It runs at 1.7GHZ all day but the experience changes drastically when temps are high. For example it can't run Minecraft at 30fps at 1152X768 res at all set to low (fast)

Like I said, I don't have an explanation for why you see higher temperatures with higher fan speeds.  I am not a physicist. 

 

What I can tell you is that all of your components were designed by actual engineers, and your laptop was also designed by actual engineers.

 

They generally know what they are doing for the most part, and they will not sell you a computer that requires you to manually adjust fan curves in order to prevent component damage. 

 

I would really just relax and not worry about it.

 

The reason you can't run minecraft is because you have a nearly 10 year old dual core laptop that does not even meet the minimum requirements for the game.  Heat is not your problem, horsepower is. 

[CELERIC07]

1 minute ago, chebsy said:

Like I said, I don't have an explanation for why you see higher temperatures with higher fan speeds.  I am not a physicist. 

 

What I can tell you is that all of your components were designed by actual engineers, and your laptop was also designed by actual engineers.

 

They generally know what they are doing for the most part, and they will not sell you a computer that requires you to manually adjust fan curves in order to prevent component damage. 

 

I would really just relax and not worry about it.

 

The reason you can't run minecraft is because you have a nearly 10 year old dual core laptop that does not even meet the minimum requirements for the game.  Heat is not your problem, horsepower is. 

Thanks..

[orbitalbuzzsaw]

That stuff is all fine. Need not worry about it.