Running idle for 5 minutes
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are these normal? this is after running for about 5 minutes. idle
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
Im thinking that there LOW. Really low to be honest
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Could you please also measure temps with RMclock or Hardware Monitor? If those are real temperatures then you have the coolest running M1530 on the planet. Also, could you record the delta (lowest idle temp of CPU/GPU and the highest where the fan will kick in and bring it back down).
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
i dont have gears of war on me at the moment
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My fault, I didn't look real well at the screenshot because my eyes were fixated on ridiculously low temperatures. Can you post the delta?
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
how to find it?
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
Id be glad to hear i have the coolest m1530 on the planet
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All you have to do is note the very lowest temp at idle, then note the highest temp at idle. This highest temp will be when the fan kicks on to pull teh temp back down.
Also, if you have the means take a picture of your heatsink and post the thumbnail of it. That would be excellent. -
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problem is the fan is practically silent
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I see, that would make sense. It looks like (at least bios A09) turns up the fans at a CPU temp of 55c, then the CPU reaches 45c and the fans kick back down to almost stopped or a dead stop (I can't be sure if the fan stops).
Your temps at idle never even com close to that so your fan will stay at it's lowest state. We must have a picture of that heatsink. Also, could you use GPU-Z and tell us the manufacturing date of your GPU? -
whaaaaaat are u in syberia? or north pole? fine... how about some load? how much do you get playing?
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I'm with you. I wonder his ambient temp as well. And his load temp is most important. I just wanted to get a baseline before proceeding to punishing the GPU.
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Hey guys
Ive had my xps1530 for a few months now and i thought i'd finally chime in
fwiw my idle temps for my Dell are around..
37-42C for cpu (9300)
52-58C for gpu (8600)
40C for the HDD
When im gaming the highest temps ive seen are
78C for cpu
92C for gpu
47C for hdd
With temps that high it fells like the whole left hand side of the laptop is about to melt
*Edit*
Had my laptop on standby then played Left 4 Dead for about an hour, after that I let it cool down for around 30 minutes and these are the temps
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Guitar Hero,
There is barely any variation between your max/min temps, which tells me you are using HWmonitor to take a quick snapshot of the temp rather than letting it run for a long period and record the actual max/min.
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
??????....
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hi, i have the same problem
everest show me this values after 1hour use
processor52 °C (126 °F)
CPU Nº 1 / coreNº 1 53 °C (127 °F)
CPU Nº 1 / coreNº 2 53 °C (127 °F)
GPU 63 °C (145 °F)
WDC WD1600BEVT-75ZCT2 39 °C (102 °F)
the cpu processor its 5%usage
are this values to high?
i think yes
i have xp sp3
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i played crysis for 3HOURS !!!!!! and my highest GPU temp was 78 Celsius.
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really i dont understand what happen, the fans start to work and maybe the temperature get down, its really extrange, is it a problem of the xp os or what?the fans start to work independt if the temperature get up or down, is it a problem of the computer?
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Guitar_Hero_Bml Notebook Evangelist
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Seems pretty normal considering i've apparently got a defective gpu thats a ticking time bomb
Seems like the unaffected/replacement gpu's run alot cooler
Dell XPS m1530 temperatures
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Guitar_Hero_Bml, Dec 30, 2008.