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    Asus UL30/50/80VT g210m heat!

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by ninthparadigm, Jan 5, 2010.

  1. ninthparadigm

    ninthparadigm Notebook Evangelist

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    Me, myself, and I have been very curious about heat generated from this video card. Please post idle/gaming temps

    Idle: 53C
    Gaming: 92C
     
    ninthparadigm, Jan 5, 2010
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  2. itaru

    itaru Notebook Consultant

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    Using the discrete graphics, my idle temp is around 51C and gaming temp reaches 87C. This is inside an air conditioned office room, so without air conditioning it would probably be the same as yours.
     
    itaru, Jan 8, 2010
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    bmay67 Newbie

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    I've gotten up to 93C consistently when gaming (even for just 10 min). I don't know if this is too much for the G210M over time...

     
    bmay67, Jan 10, 2010
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    bmay67 Newbie

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    Got up to 98C last night with ambient temp 20C and fan running - no blocked vents.
     
    bmay67, Jan 11, 2010
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  5. David

    David NBR Random Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    My GPU is idling at 43C. Haven't tried any games, so no load temps yet.
     
    David, Jan 11, 2010
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