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    Is this a good temperature for the m11x?

    Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by FreddeN, Mar 4, 2011.

  1. FreddeN

    FreddeN Notebook Consultant

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    Running CPUID for the first time and I just want to know if the temperatures are good for it.

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    I did this test one second after shuting down Mafia II after some hours of gameplay.
     
  2. i has m11x

    i has m11x Notebook Evangelist

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    That's fine for an i7. The most I've seen my i5 get up to was 79C during a cpu stress test.
     
  3. FreddeN

    FreddeN Notebook Consultant

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    Goodie, I also got a cooling pad running when using the notebook.
     
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    ragingazn628 Notebook Consultant

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    wow that's excellent temperatures! Mine are always at least 45+ I don't know why. I also use a cooling pad.
     
  5. DrGoodvibes

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    @FreddeN - An M11xR1 owner would be proud of you. :D

    My M11xR1 using BIOS A05 ranges from 37 - ~50C.
    My M11xR1 GPU ranges from 40 - ~65C.

    M11xR1 generally run uber cool and even after a 95% CPU use for an hour and a half converting Video formats doesn't phase it with temperatures still in the above range.