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‎09-09-2022 12:29 PM - edited ‎09-09-2022 12:34 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion dv7-7001eg Entertainment Notebook PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello, i think i added my device in question, it is quite an older model of laptops but it is good enough for work i do for now. My main question is i have windows 10 running on it, and i have quite hot temperatures on it, cpu sometimes goes over 100C when playing games like league of legends which i dont think it should, i have one more old laptop and it doesnt go over 70C, as warranty is way over, recently i opened it up, changed thermal paste cleaned the fan, and i unblocked the airways, wich, i think paste was just old it was solid basically, but still i get high temperatures, just few C lower. So i had a thought does this CPU even support windows 10, and could the unsupported drivers on windows 10 and no support of cpu make temps higher, do you think installing windows 7 as it suppose to have it, and installing all drivers, maybe fix the temperatures, because with latest nvidia driver, and stress test for it it doesnt go over 80C, and it is pretty near the cpu. Thanks

 

I have a laptop cooling pad.

 

CPU: Intel I7-3610qm

GPU: Integrated intel 4000, and GeForce 630M

OS: WIndows 10

RAM: 8 GB

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