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Just bought a new msi gs63vr gaming laptop with an i7 7700hq CPU and a geforce 1060 GPU. Ive only had it for a couple days but I feel like the temps in it are a little high. Am I just overreacting? Is this normal for a laptop with that kind of power in it? Anything I can do to help it.

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Maybe investing in a good cooling pad would be a good idea? or should i be worried about those temps? I feel like rocket league isnt that resource intensive and shouldnt be making this happen, it also goes pretty high while playing csgo and i have it on basically min settings. 

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Just now, Being Delirious said:

Did you add thermal paste.

its a laptop... anyway RMA it maybe? look up some reviews that go into the normal temps before that thought. its really not good for your chip to be that hot but its just going to throttle back 

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1 minute ago, Being Delirious said:

Did you add thermal paste.

its a laptop

 

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Considering the thermals Notebookcheck got on it with up to 61C on the bottom middle side of the chassis while under max load, I'm kind of not surprised the internals get even warmer.

 

So I think this is a case of "too much power stuffed in too small a form factor."

 

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Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

Considering the thermals Notebookcheck got on it with up to 61C on the bottom middle side of the chassis while under max load, I'm kind of not surprised the internals get even warmer.

 

So I think this is a case of "too much power stuffed in too small a form factor."

Thats what i was thinking, but i was just worried hitting 100c while not pushing it super hard was an issue. im not very savvy with these things i just dont want to mess something up i payed 1500 for lol

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