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So I recently picked up a new laptop with a i7 4710HQ and a GTX 970m. This is the first gaming laptop I have owned and it made me think what temps should I be conserned about on the CPU becasue for example in GTA V it sits around 68C - 72C and the GPU maxes at 60C (Granted I have two fans for gpu and only one for cpu). However am I just paranoid because I'm used to seeing a max of 45C - 50C on my desktop.

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So I recently picked up a new laptop with a i7 4710HQ and a GTX 970m. This is the first gaming laptop I have owned and it made me think what temps should I be conserned about on the CPU becasue for example in GTA V it sits around 68C - 72C and the GPU maxes at 60C (Granted I have two fans for gpu and only one for cpu). However am I just paranoid because I'm used to seeing a max of 45C - 50C on my desktop.

Aslong as it isn't hitting 80+c it will be fine.

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80+c as a constant temp or just if it jumps up that high every once in a while for a second or two?

80C constant on the CPU of a gaming laptop is still perfectly fine. 68-72C is very good already, with these mobile i7s you don't start to worry until about 90C, and even then you won't start getting thermal throttling until past 95C.

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80C constant on the CPU of a gaming laptop is still perfectly fine. 68-72C is very good already, with these mobile i7s you don't start to worry until about 90C, and even then you won't start getting thermal throttling until past 95C.

 

Okay, Thank you for the info.

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