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I suddenly noticed instability in the CPU temperature after a year of using the laptop for studies and programs like Matlab. The temperature used to not exceed 70 degrees, but now it's reaching 100 degrees.

I changed the thermal paste the first time (the gray one). After the first week, the instability returned, reaching 100 degrees frequently with thermal throttling.
I installed Windows cleanly and updated the BIOS, but the problem persisted.

I changed the thermal paste again (the blue one, a different brand). After the first week, the instability returned, reaching 100 degrees frequently with thermal throttling.

I noticed the paste shifting away from the CPU and GPU.

I visited two different specialized centers twice, and they stated that there was a problem and I needed to go to the warranty center. I found out that the warranty had expired.

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Is this normal ?

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@Mahmoud_1st, Welcome to the HP Support Community!

 

We're here to help you tackle that High CPU Temp! Don't worry, we've got your back!

 

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