DV-6 3140 is this heat too much or normal

hello guys, i have just purchased a brand new DV-6 31XX series and its my first laptop after a good skills in the desktop world(over-clocking ,etc..)
and here is the specs :
i5 460 m 2.53 up to 2.8 (turbo)
4 gb ddr3 1066
500 gb hd
ati 5650 (switchable)

the problem is i have using a lot of tools to monitor the temps(core temp,real temp, everest ,..)

in most cases i got the following reading:
idle :48~50 c
full load gaming : 85~87C

the gpu is stable under gaming to 66c

I NEED TO KNOW IF THOSE THEMPS ARE OK FOR THIS LAPTOP OR ITS DEFECTIVE OR IT WILL BE FRIED SOON

many thanks for your support

 

Idle is a bit high, but that's more or less normal. It's not defective and that's not anywhere near the point where there will be damage (which is 105C, and it'll auto-shutdown then).

 

dear city pig,
your specs are similar to mine , whats your reading , please note that i live in a city were it 38c outside now

 

My temps have increased lately. It used to be 35-45C idle on the CPU and the same as yours for load and GPU, but now my idle temps are 45-52C and up to a somewhat worrying 95C on load.

 

so i think that those new dv6 3rd generation with i 5 are hot !!!!
can any body advise us ,please

 

This is normal for i5s. It's not exclusive to the dv6.

 

When you did first turn on the laptop??
Give it a week or two, allow the paste to cure.

Anyways on mine...

Idle 23~27C
Avg 35~38C ( 2 VM side by side + 2 IDE)
Full 75~77C

I agree with CityPig.
I blame the laptop design more of how heat is dissipated.

In my opinion, mobile cpu has a bit higher tolerance than their desktop counterparts.

 

so the conclusion its normal for the I5 to reach 85 C!! under gaming ?
one of my friends just got dv6 3030 (i3) he never reach 70C?
i am afraid to play long time on it

 

Does your friend live near you?

Your high temps are expected if your in a very warm climate. 87c isnt critically high, though you should use a cooling pad if your going to game for extended periods

 

I had an dv6-v3 and the fan sounded like a leaf blower, i returned it for a refund.

 

Dear Flipfire, yes we are in the same office,so the laptop can handle 85C ?? is it safe, sorry but comparing to the desktops it huge temps

 

Yeah. That's still a whole 20C below the overheating level.

 

guys i did something reduced the heat a lot i modified the power profile of the processor in the power plan and let it 99 % instead of 100% and now that prevent the processor to us the turbo boost mode and it stays at 2.5 I/O 2.8
and the temp is now MAX 77C

 

Well, that's good to hear. However, I don't think that would work for everyone. For example, I play mostly Source games and the CPU is important for those. If I have my power profile set to "Power Saver" while playing Left 4 Dead 2, the framerate drops to below 20FPS when things get especially hectic, while on "HP Recommended" or "High Performance" the lowest I've seen is a random drop to 25 with it almost never going below 38. My point is, you might be better off letting the CPU temps get a bit high in some situations where CPU performance counts.