Laptop overheating

[dc2aldo]

As the title said i m having some issue whit temp. My laptop cpu temp reach 92c while playing games and around 50 when idle. I already clean the laptop from dust, reapplying thermal paste, using cooling pad but still overheat. My laptop spec is

Intel i5 3317u

Nvidia gt 635m 2gb

Ram 4 gb

[Venomas]

did you clean the radiator?

[WinNut]

Did you clean the HS?

[dc2aldo]

Yes

[dc2aldo]

Inside of the laptop is cpmpletely clean

[Venomas]

maybe your compund is very old ?

[dc2aldo]

maybe your compund is very old ?

Its around 2 years

[vorticalbox]

maybe your compund is very old ?

the i5 in that laptop was released Q2'12

http://ark.intel.com/products/65707/Intel-Core-i5-3317U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2_60-GHz

 

 

As the title said i m having some issue whit temp. My laptop cpu temp reach 92c while playing games and around 50 when idle. I already clean the laptop from dust, reapplying thermal paste, using cooling pad but still overheat. My laptop spec is

Intel i5 3317u

Nvidia gt 635m 2gb

Ram 4 gb

 

the tcase for that CPU is 105 c (see above link) so @92 you're still well within safe limits.

the tcase for that CPU is 105 c so you're actually still way within safe temps.

[Venomas]

than it is

[dc2aldo]

the i5 in that laptop was released Q2'12

http://ark.intel.com/products/65707/Intel-Core-i5-3317U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2_60-GHz

the tcase for that CPU is 105 c (see above link) so @92 you're still well within safe limits.

the tcase for that CPU is 105 c so you're actually still way within safe temps.

But the processor begin to underclock it self and startting to lagging

[Hulk]

Kindly update this thread with your laptop model number, the game you are playing, and your ambient temperature (or which city you are located it). This will allow us to better diagnose what the issue is and whether or not it is resolvable.

[dc2aldo]

Kindly update this thread with your laptop model number, the game you are playing, and your ambient temperature (or which city you are located it). This will allow us to better diagnose what the issue is and whether or not it is resolvable.

-Laptop model asus s46cm

-Games i played just cause 2, csgo, sims 4, cod aw. All games have noticable frame drop after 15 minutes play

-im living at jakarta, indonesia which have temp around 33-35c

[vorticalbox]

-Laptop model asus s46cm

-Games i played just cause 2, csgo, sims 4, cod aw. All games have noticable frame drop after 15 minutes play

-im living at jakarta, indonesia which have temp around 33-35c

sure it wasn't the GPU that was throttling? 

 

you could replace the thermal paste i did that on my mates old laptop that was hitting 120c and turning off underload. after it was sitting about 50C underload.

[Hulk]

Based on its form factor and what you've told us as to trying to solve the problem, I deduce the problem lies with there being inadequate cooling. 

 

From what I'm seeing, your notebook is extraordinarily thin for that GPU that's essentially a GT555M. I recommend purchasing a cooling pad, just to direct a bit more air into that, or alternatively, using it with lighter games. For some comparison, an alienware with its beefy cooling is required to keep its former 555M under control with its 35W TDP. 

[dc2aldo]

sure it wasn't the GPU that was throttling?

you could replace the thermal paste i did that on my mates old laptop that was hitting 120c and turning off underload. after it was sitting about 50C underload.

I already done that before

[Jimbillroo Digital]

You can also buy Laptop Cooling Stands/pads. Try using it on a solid surface.

[TheUnnamedNewbie]

92C is not at all that unusual for a laptop. Many laptops from that generation push up to past 100C junction. unless the throtteling is very noticable, you should just accept with it, it's just how laptops are.

 

What you might be able to do, if not doing it already, is (if ofcourse possible) manually force the fans up to 100%. I know of laptops that will only go to 100% at like 95 or 100C.

[TheEpicDuck]

sure it wasn't the GPU that was throttling? 

 

you could replace the thermal paste i did that on my mates old laptop that was hitting 120c and turning off underload. after it was sitting about 50C underload.

Holy crap thats hot. im sure it would burn if thats true. on most CPU's 105 degrees is shutdown levels

[vorticalbox]

Holy crap thats hot. im sure it would burn if thats true. on most CPU's 105 degrees is shutdown levels

yeah it actually was saying its was -120 as the sensor didn't go above 100c lol

[dc2aldo]

Hmm so guys thanks for the help but i dont know how by just switching the power plan from power4gear high performance to balanced increase the game fps and reducing the temp eventhough it still reach around 80 c