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‎01-05-2020 04:34 AM

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Product: Omen 15
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hey friends,

 

I just bought a new HP Omen laptop with i7-9750h and RTX 2070 MaxQ and am loving it!

 

My only issue is when I play cpu intensive games my CPU is constantly running at 95 degrees C. I bought a nice laptop cooler to try and get it running cooler, but it didn't fix it at all. Instead of running cooler it just increased my CPU frequency even more and is running just as hot.

 

Should I not be concerned about my CPU heat, or is there some other way to get it running cooler?

 

Any help is appreciated! Thanks!!

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‎01-07-2020 03:07 PM

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@IrvingDK 

 

Normally we can run machines around 75C to 85C to avoid break down soldering points 95C is too high. My suggestion buy a new cooler which does not block machine's vents.

 

Regards.

BH
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