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‎12-12-2014 10:27 AM

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Hi!

 

I've bought a HP Probook 450 G1 this week and I have problem with the fan and cooling system.

When I turn on the notebook the fan is very quite, I think it isn't working. But after when I use the notebook, the CPU get warmer and warmer (about 50 celsius) and the fan is start working with high RPM and it's very noisy. Then, the fan cool the CPU to 37 celsius and stop. And start over again the warming to 50 celsius and the fan turn on again. 

My question is that is a setting or hardware error? 

 

I waiting your reply.

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