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    DV6 , CPU/GPU Temperatures and Guild Wars 2.

    Discussion in 'HP' started by n.nick, Aug 22, 2012.

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    that with TurboBoost enabled or disabled?
     
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    Enable Coolsense if u're using Coolsense 2.0 or set it to Coolest if u're using older version.
     
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    Those those temps are pretty high, but a cpu can handle a lot higher temps then a GPU can. I would recremend getting a laptop cooler to use while gaming.
     
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