Vista - Laptop MAJOR heat issue's

**fadedrs** · 06-26-2009

ok thanks

**stoneys-nutz** · 06-26-2009

Always a pleasure speaking to you.

**fadedrs** · 06-26-2009

same

**Businessman07** · 06-29-2009

I believe laptop users can't use fan speed or any other type of fan control is because the fan is linked to the acpi, not the GPU or CPU temp settings.

I have a 2.2ghz dual core amd processor and It use to give me a heart attack, but now the temps don't scare me as much.
pic she can get pretty toasty, maxed at 90c once

**kavita** · 06-29-2009

Hi fadedrs, Use a docking station and it will really help reduce such high temps.

**fadedrs** · 06-30-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by kavita

Hi fadedrs, Use a docking station and it will really help reduce such high temps.

i was thinking about that. just have not tried it yet.

**fadedrs** · 07-07-2009

Here are more accurate temps.

still normal for a laptop? sorry this is my first laptop and it never used to get this hot.

i know they make the laptop cpu's to run in a hotter enviroment, but it still seems hot.

**MDA400** · 07-18-2009

I bought my mom a 35$ targus dual 90mm fan laptop dock and it got her toshiba, AMD turion X2-64 from 62c idle to 51c-48c idle.

**Sicknerd** · 08-10-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by fadedrs

Here are more accurate temps.

still normal for a laptop? sorry this is my first laptop and it never used to get this hot.

i know they make the laptop cpu's to run in a hotter enviroment, but it still seems hot.

wow, that is pretty high man. is it under load?
by the way, what's a docking station?

**fadedrs** · 08-11-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Sicknerd

Quote: Originally Posted by fadedrs

Here are more accurate temps.

still normal for a laptop? sorry this is my first laptop and it never used to get this hot.

i know they make the laptop cpu's to run in a hotter enviroment, but it still seems hot.

wow, that is pretty high man. is it under load?
by the way, what's a docking station?

nope normal idle load.

a docking station would be the first pic, i think what he meant to say was a cooling pad which is the second pic.

06-26-2009	#11 (permalink)
fadedrs Vista Ultimate X64, Windows 7 X64, XP Pro X64, Vista Home Premium X86 695 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's ok thanks
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06-26-2009	#12 (permalink)
stoneys-nutz Vista Ultimate x64, SP2 1,446 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's Always a pleasure speaking to you.
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06-26-2009	#13 (permalink)
fadedrs Vista Ultimate X64, Windows 7 X64, XP Pro X64, Vista Home Premium X86 695 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's same
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06-29-2009	#14 (permalink)
Businessman07 Home Premium x64 9 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's I believe laptop users can't use fan speed or any other type of fan control is because the fan is linked to the acpi, not the GPU or CPU temp settings. I have a 2.2ghz dual core amd processor and It use to give me a heart attack, but now the temps don't scare me as much. pic she can get pretty toasty, maxed at 90c once Attached Thumbnails
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06-29-2009	#15 (permalink)
kavita Windows 7 7600.16385 64bit 276 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's Hi fadedrs, Use a docking station and it will really help reduce such high temps.
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06-30-2009	#16 (permalink)
fadedrs Vista Ultimate X64, Windows 7 X64, XP Pro X64, Vista Home Premium X86 695 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's Quote: Originally Posted by kavita Hi fadedrs, Use a docking station and it will really help reduce such high temps. i was thinking about that. just have not tried it yet.
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07-07-2009	#17 (permalink)
fadedrs Vista Ultimate X64, Windows 7 X64, XP Pro X64, Vista Home Premium X86 695 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's Here are more accurate temps. still normal for a laptop? sorry this is my first laptop and it never used to get this hot. i know they make the laptop cpu's to run in a hotter enviroment, but it still seems hot. Attached Thumbnails
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07-18-2009	#18 (permalink)
MDA400 Vista Home Premium x64 SP2 144 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's I bought my mom a 35$ targus dual 90mm fan laptop dock and it got her toshiba, AMD turion X2-64 from 62c idle to 51c-48c idle.
My System Specs

08-10-2009	#19 (permalink)
Sicknerd Vista Home Premium 32bit 43 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's Quote: Originally Posted by fadedrs Here are more accurate temps. still normal for a laptop? sorry this is my first laptop and it never used to get this hot. i know they make the laptop cpu's to run in a hotter enviroment, but it still seems hot. wow, that is pretty high man. is it under load? by the way, what's a docking station?
My System Specs

08-11-2009	#20 (permalink)
fadedrs Vista Ultimate X64, Windows 7 X64, XP Pro X64, Vista Home Premium X86 695 posts	Re: Laptop MAJOR heat issue's Quote: Originally Posted by Sicknerd Quote: Originally Posted by fadedrs Here are more accurate temps. still normal for a laptop? sorry this is my first laptop and it never used to get this hot. i know they make the laptop cpu's to run in a hotter enviroment, but it still seems hot. wow, that is pretty high man. is it under load? by the way, what's a docking station? nope normal idle load. a docking station would be the first pic, i think what he meant to say was a cooling pad which is the second pic. Attached Images
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