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    Max temp of T9550 is only 50C with ORTHOS running, normal?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by tracerit, Jul 14, 2009.

  1. tracerit

    tracerit Notebook Consultant

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    EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED! I had my battery settings to longest battery life. now it's peaking at 70C :) time to undervolt!


    I'm trying to undervolt and the temp seems pretty low. Current temp is only 37C also.
     
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    Yep that's normal, my T8100 is only 44 deg under full load when undervolted at an ambient of 85 degrees. Currently it is at 32.6 deg.
     
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    this is prior to undervolting. According to Task Manager, the CPU Usage is at 100% for both cores. I'm using Prime95 and the max temp has increased to 52C.

    I just thought it'd be higher.
     
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    There seem to be a few cpu stability testing programs that use the Intel linpack. [url="http://www.ultimate-filez.com/files/IntelBurnTest.zip]IntelBurnTest[/url] is another. It's more basic than OCCT and doesn't have those nice graphs, but it does have a later linpack version. I guess you could always download the latest linpack from Intel and update OCCT with it though. :)
     
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