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Hello, I would like to address the fact, that many HP customers on this forum are facing the same problem and HP is actively ignoring pleads for help.

 

The issue is:

HP Omen 15/17 & HP Zbook 17 G5 Laptops suffering from permanent usage of some CPU cores due to ACPI GPE 6F Interrupt Storm.

 

I created a mega-thread that covers this issue and aggregates users of this forum that have been ignored - despite multiple replies with possible leads, I haven't receive a single response from HP agents.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Gaming-Notebooks/High-CPU-Usage-System-ACPI-sys-ntoskrnl-exe-Omen-15-1...

 

Whereas this is the first user I noticed, that pinpointed the issue in 100% (over a year ago!):

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Gaming-Notebooks/One-CPU-thread-constantly-at-90-in-Linux-acpi-gpe6F/t... 

 

This issue was already fixed by ASUS and ASRock - in both cases by BIOS upgrade.

FYI: I know that there is a similar issue cause by HDD Cady - that's not the case here. I'm also 150% sure that it's not a hardware issue - too many users experienced the same issue, too many of them have been ignored.

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I wanted HP Support Agent to finally notice our issue - got this thread, filled with in-depth technical analysis, flagged as SPAM instead.

 

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