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‎11-21-2020 08:02 AM

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Product: OMEN by HP 17-cb0002na
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have an HP with GPU MSI'd with Afterburner using a Kombsutor created curve and Throttlestop to undervolt the Intel i9 so it stays as cool as possible. 21st Nov today so it is cold in UK. I use the laptop to heat the room and I FAH or crunch. The PSU is big enough to use as a foot warmer. GPU is at 89 degrees C and CPU 95 to 97 degrees. I have a 3 yr carepack with 2.5 years left.

 I would like comments or views on running the CPU at this temp. The RTX2080 can handle 89C no worries but what about the CPU?

Is it paste or a heat transfer gasket inside? Do I just turn it up to 11 and let the care pack worry about what happens?

I do not touch screws of do anything that I think may cause a dispute with the Care Pack guys n gals. I Dyson the hell out of the fans and vents once a week. It always stays on a wooden box so there proper space for the fans to suck up cool air.

 

Anyone up for a chat about this?

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