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Is an idle of 60c and max of 75c good temps for a laptop (Alienware M11x R2 to be exact)

I spent the last four hours disassembling it and reapplying the thermal paste, the temps seem to have dropped by about 5c at idle And 15c at load.

 

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I had an M11x R2 and it ran 75-85 so that's pretty good :)

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I had an M11x R2 and it ran 75-85 so that's pretty good :)

That's pretty good to know. I'm very fond of mine, even though I sold it to a friend. I dropped it down the stairs once, it survived. These babies are fucking strong. How did you like yours?

 

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