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Two months back I bought this "HP Pavilion 15.6inch Gaming Laptop" it contains Ryzen 5 5600H and RTX 3050 GPU, but after putting the laptop in charge, the temp reaches to around 95 degree celsius in normal internet surfing, and when I played GTA 5, then I was getting decent fps around 80-90 or 100+ but the temp raised upto 103 degree celsius and most of the temp was around 98+ temp only. (My Room temp is around 30 degree)
P.S. Can I get one pic of the laptop, from where the heat comes out, I mean the back side of it.
I think some of the back holes are closed in my laptop? or is it same for everyone. I want to confirm this also.
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No, please do not run machine over 90°C for a long period, you would kill your machine in no time. By the way, sounds like you put your machine on a "keep warm material", this would increase heat more than normal. You can use a cooling pad to keep heat down
https://www.techradar.com/au/news/best-laptop-cooling-pad
Regards.
BH
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Please try
https://www.techradar.com/au/news/best-laptop-cooling-pad
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