CPU i3 350M

[Dillyistical]

I have a old Toshiba A665 S6080 and I recently had it cleaned inside new thermal paste etc. .I was just wondering if my CPU and internal temps we're ok because they was reaching up to 50 degrees Celsius  inside and the CPU running at 70 degrees Celsius which I'm surprised that my PC didn't die because of the temps inside.

 

I was just wondering if there was a expert out there that can tell me the temp is safe, So I don't have to worry.  

[Electronics Wizardy]

temps are fine.

 

Those cpu's can run at 100C for years and will be fine, don't worry about it.

[AvocadosGuac]

Most laptops run a little bit hotter. IT should be fine. Only way to tell if temps are too high would be to dust it out AND to reapply thermal compound.

[Dillyistical]

Thanks for the reply . BTW I'm new here I just recently found out about Linus's channel and I thought Id join the community .

 

I plan on upgrading my PC one of these years. But PC Technology moves so fast . I'm not sure where to start.

[Dillyistical]

2 minutes ago, Jrock said:

Most laptops run a little bit hotter. IT should be fine. Only way to tell if temps are too high would be to dust it out AND to reapply thermal compound.

I have already.. As I stated in my original post.

[manikyath]

my laptop is happiest past 90°c

 

and my old laptop was slammed at 95°c for most of it's 7 year lifetime, the electronics were the only part of that laptop that didnt die at some point

[Dillyistical]

4 minutes ago, manikyath said:

my laptop is happiest past 90°c

 

and my old laptop was slammed at 95°c for most of it's 7 year lifetime, the electronics were the only part of that laptop that didnt die at some point

What brand of Laptop if I may ask?

[AvocadosGuac]

3 minutes ago, Dillyistical said:

I have already.. As I stated in my original post.

Sorry...

I dont read before posting sometimes.

Ive got a laptop that runs at about 50 idle and hits 100c at about 70% usage. 

Nothing i can do to fix it but it still runs.

If worst comes to worst, the laptop dies. if the CPU is removable, you can easily buy a new one for probably $5 on ebay.

[Dillyistical]

You think it is removable? The laptop is about 3-4 years old.

[Dillyistical]

14 minutes ago, Dillyistical said:

I have a old Toshiba A665 S6080 and I recently had it cleaned inside new thermal paste etc. .I was just wondering if my CPU and internal temps we're ok because they was reaching up to 50 degrees Celsius  inside and the CPU running at 70 degrees Celsius which I'm surprised that my PC didn't die because of the temps inside.

 

I was just wondering if there was a expert out there that can tell me the temp is safe, So I don't have to worry.  

Updated screen shot 10 minutes later  with File explorer open,4K Video Downloader running and downloading videos, and Edge with 5 Windows opened . I think the cleaning and new thermal paste did the trick.

[manikyath]

5 minutes ago, Dillyistical said:

What brand of Laptop if I may ask?

the old one was some HP shitbox, my "newer" one is a samsung disaster

[Dillyistical]

1 minute ago, manikyath said:

the old one was some HP shitbox, my "newer" one is a samsung disaster

Lol . Yeah I had a Acer a couple years ago. And it died.. Its funny my Toshiba lasted longer and it was 2 years older.

The same configuration almost too. Some Manufactures are NOT cut out to make PC's

[Zodiark1593]

I consider 70C under full load to be fairly cool for a laptop. Mine regularly reaches 86C under load, though it's with an i5-560M hitting 3 GHz with Turbo.

[Lolucoca]

Those temps are perfectly fine. Most CPUs can run at like 103°C for years (in fact my old i7-2620m did). It's perfectly fine. You're good. 

[Dillyistical]

1 minute ago, Zodiark1593 said:

I consider 70C under full load to be fairly cool for a laptop. Mine regularly reaches 86C under load, though it's with an i5-560M hitting 3 GHz with Turbo.

What would be the best computer to buy ( Laptop) Besides Toshiba. Or should I stick to a company I know and trust?

[Zodiark1593]

1 minute ago, Dillyistical said:

What would be the best computer to buy ( Laptop) Besides Toshiba. Or should I stick to a company I know and trust?

Hard to say, many brands have their crap laptops and some gems.

[Dillyistical]

To be honest my Toshiba A665 -S6080 Ive never had any problems. So I guess If I want to go with Toshiba again. I better read the reviews or just have faith in my past experience.

[AvocadosGuac]

54 minutes ago, Dillyistical said:

To be honest my Toshiba A665 -S6080 Ive never had any problems. So I guess If I want to go with Toshiba again. I better read the reviews or just have faith in my past experience.

I recommend Lenovo. Toshiba has terrible warranty and bad support.

[Dillyistical]

3 hours ago, Jrock said:

I recommend Lenovo. Toshiba has terrible warranty and bad support.

Yeah I was thinking about getting one of those all in one PC's they had at CES