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08-03-2012 05:17 AM
hello. My laptop were overheating like a month ago. I decided to clean the fans but is the same. what do u think that the problem is and what i can do to reduce overheating?
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08-03-2012 06:23 AM
Hi,
Please write your notebook product number (p/n), which system are you using and country of purchase.
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08-03-2012 06:24 AM
What is the cpu & GPU usage like.
High usage will cause over heating & can be un-wanted programs or viruses ect.
Could also be hardware, fan worn, thermal sensor reading low, heat tubes fractured or thermal transfer paste/pads from CPU/GPU needs renewing or improving ...
More info on model & reviewing the basics of OS function is first step.
HP thermal design is never that good to start with & takes very little to cause serious temp levels in most of their Notebooks ...
High usage will cause over heating & can be un-wanted programs or viruses ect.
Could also be hardware, fan worn, thermal sensor reading low, heat tubes fractured or thermal transfer paste/pads from CPU/GPU needs renewing or improving ...
More info on model & reviewing the basics of OS function is first step.
HP thermal design is never that good to start with & takes very little to cause serious temp levels in most of their Notebooks ...
