Omen Laptop Temperature issues

[s1ck1ngz]

Hello guys , i have omen laptop i7-10750H laptop working well but i had issue when laptop was charging sometimes i was gettin screen crash after that laptop restarting, after that downloaded software and started watching cpu temperature, on battery laptop had good temperatures, but while charging temperature was playing like one second 50 and after one second 90 degree for no reason for example in game always have 80+ degree, now i dont have problem about screen crashing but im worried about temperatures what i can do? [Sorry for bad english]

[Raj_05]

Hi @s1ck1ngz,

Welcome to HP Support Community.  

Thank you for posting your query, I will be glad to help you.

High temperatures in a laptop can lead to performance issues and potential long-term damage, so it's important to address them. Here are some steps you can take to manage and reduce the temperature of your HP Omen laptop.

• Clean Dust: Over time, dust can accumulate inside your laptop, blocking airflow and causing higher temperatures. Use a can of compressed air to carefully blow out dust from the vents and fans.
• Elevate the Laptop: Place your laptop on a hard, flat surface to ensure good airflow. Avoid using it on soft surfaces like beds or couches, as they can block the vents.
• Update Drivers: Ensure that your graphics card, CPU, and chipset drivers are up to date. Sometimes, outdated drivers can cause overheating issues.
• Reduce Performance Settings: In some games or applications, you can adjust graphics settings to lower the load on your CPU and GPU, which can help reduce temperatures. Lowering the resolution, texture quality, or turning off certain graphical effects can help.
• Use a Cooling Pad: A cooling pad with built-in fans can help dissipate heat more effectively. Place your laptop on one while gaming or performing demanding tasks.
• Power Plan Settings: In your power plan settings, you can adjust the cooling policy. Make sure it's set to "Active" or "Max Performance" when you're gaming or doing resource-intensive tasks. This ensures the laptop's cooling system works at its maximum capacity.
• BIOS Update: Check for BIOS updates from HP's official website and install any available updates. Sometimes, BIOS updates can improve thermal management.
• Limit Background Processes: Close any unnecessary background applications and processes when gaming or doing intensive tasks. Background processes can contribute to CPU load and heat generation.
• Undervolting: This advanced technique involves lowering the voltage supplied to your CPU or GPU to reduce heat generation. However, it can be risky and may void your warranty, so proceed with caution and research thoroughly if you decide to do this.
• Check for Malware: Sometimes, malware can cause your laptop's components to work harder than they should, leading to overheating. Run a malware scan to rule out this possibility.
• HP Omen Control Center: If your laptop has the HP Omen Control Center software, use it to adjust performance settings and fan speed profiles to better manage temperatures.

I hope this helps. 
 

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