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1070 ain't workin

Garrison Marsh
By Garrison Marsh
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18 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

Run Intel XTU and run a stress test for around 10 minutes and see how much it is thermal throttling in the bottom part. 

If it's throttling super bad, contact Razer and organise a replacement unit

 

So he ran the stress test and it says there is no thermal throttling but it is running at 90 degrees celsius, would you consider that too much? 

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90 c is way too much. Honestly, should've built a desktop, not a laptop.

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1 minute ago, Garrison Marsh said:

So he ran the stress test and it says there is no thermal throttling but it is running at 90 degrees celsius, would you consider that too much? 

How long? Run it for 10-30 minutes to stress it further

idk

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1 minute ago, VagabondWraith said:

90 c is way too much. Honestly, should e built a desktop, not a laptop.

At this point could he like... send back the 1070 and razer core and build a desktop?

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2 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

How long?

It got up to 90 after only 1 minute but it is still going and at the same temp

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The thing is he just dropped $1,000 on something that was supposed to work so if he can't get his money back then that's a problem.

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