help Microsoft Surface Laptop

[Danny Mc]

Currently running the windows surface laptop i5 edition.

 

i keep noticing that its getting pretty hot and thermal throttling pretty easily and was wondering if their are any programs any of you fellow tech heads know about? None of the programs ive tried have worked as of yet, 

 

Thanks for any and all feedback

[Danny Mc]

Any program suggestions to keep my laptop doing bare minimum in the background would also be nice, so that i dont have random background processes that arent doing anything for me

 

Thanks once again guys 8) 

[Crunchy Dragon]

11 minutes ago, Danny Mc said:

i keep noticing that its getting pretty hot and thermal throttling pretty easily and was wondering if their are any programs any of you fellow tech heads know about? None of the programs ive tried have worked as of yet

What programs have you tried?

 

4 minutes ago, Danny Mc said:

Any program suggestions to keep my laptop doing bare minimum in the background would also be nice, so that i dont have random background processes that arent doing anything for me

I just manually kill everything in Task Manager I don't need running, and prevent certain things from running on startup that I don't want.

[Danny Mc]

1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

What programs have you tried?

 

I just manually kill everything in Task Manager I don't need running, and prevent certain things from running on startup that I don't want.

Thanks for the speedy reply dude, 

 

Ive actually only tried speedfan at the moment as i couldnt find any that could be compatible. 

 

And i guess i could just write a script to kill the processes i dont need running

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just now, Danny Mc said:

Thanks for the speedy reply dude, 

 

Ive actually only tried speedfan at the moment as i couldnt find any that could be compatible. 

 

And i guess i could just write a script to kill the processes i dont need running

I was gonna recommend Speedfan...

 

This seems to be a very common problem on Microsoft's Surface products. There doesn't appear to be much of a fix that I can see, unfortunately.

[Danny Mc]

Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

I was gonna recommend Speedfan...

 

This seems to be a very common problem on Microsoft's Surface products. There doesn't appear to be much of a fix that I can see, unfortunately.

no problem mate, thanks for the reply still. ill keep my hopes high and see if someone can find me a solution