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HP Omen Obelisk Desktop 875-1002nt 25L
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)
I've a CPU I5 9400F and RTX 2060. When I play games such as Fortnite, Pubg etc. , suddenly GPU temperature rises up 90-100 C, but CPU is normal temperature. And while playing games (Fotnite etc.) FPS is too low (usually 20 to 50). When I close the game GPU temperature is falling 35-40 C. I updated all drivers. Help me please.
 
IMG_20210116_174718.jpgNormally.pngPlaying game.png 
 
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Considering how poor the ventilation of the Obelisk is, I am not surprised with these temperatures. Maybe play around with the fan curve suing MSI Afterburner and this way you can probably drop some degrease. 

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Hello,
I had exactly the same problem, the only thing that helps is the fan curve via MSI Afterburnet. But it will be very noisy and you will attack 70 ° C

I solved it with a water loop, which destroys the warranty and is financially demanding.


EDIT:
IMG_20201025_152605.jpg3DMark score and temperatures3DMark score and temperatures

My temperatures after 2 hours of playing max 60 ° C stable

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Great job on the custom loop! I am happy to see that other people are also looking for solutions to those high temperatures, I think HP could have done a much better job with something similar and probably wouldn't costed even $100 more, their prices are much lower compared to the competition so, still they would have beat them even with better liquid cooling. 

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