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overheating at idle

falafelwaffle
By falafelwaffle
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My cpu is usually at 90 - 105 degrees celsius while running speccy (what i use to look at hardware temps) and skype, was wondering if anyone could help me out a little? its a 2015 lenovo z50-75 with a amd kaveri A8-7100 cpu and radeon r5 gpu (i needed a new cheap laptop and this was the cheapest i could get that suited me) help is very much appreciated.

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I will suggest cleaning the CPU fan and reapplying thermal paste if you can, those temperatures are horrible. Are you still in warranty, if so just send it in and save yourself the hassle.

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Those temps are absurd - the CPU should be shutting down at 90*C

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