I just received this from Amazon and have started testing stuff.
I noticed that in realtemp I idle at about 52 degrees, heavy load or
gaming at 85 degrees, and intel burn test I stopped after one
pass at 90 degrees. If I run prime with heaven benchmark to max
out CPU and GPU I can hit 94 degrees. It is STABLE, but I am used
to my desktop 4.7ghz 2500k with GTX 580, it idles at 40, games
at 60 degrees, maxes at 70 degrees. Is my laptop fine or defective?
I know laptops will run hotter and the cpu will safely start to throttle
down at 90 degrees?, but is this normal for this laptop considering
I really tried to torture test it before my 30 days is up! The fan is
load and blowing out burning hot air.
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TJUNCTION on mobile "Sandy Bridge" i5 & i7 processors is 100°C
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Does that mean I am fine under 100 degrees celsius in realtemp
for all four cores in the 90's? Does that mean no throttling
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Normally the CPU will not shut off the CPU until 95% of TJUNCTION which would be 95°C. One would not see the same temps under normal use as those seen running Prime and Unigine, 85°C is safe.
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if u want to reduce temp. use Hp CoolSense software (part of Hp support assistant), change setting to Coolest which will reduce temp. around 10C (the fan will kick off more often + disable intel turbo boost).
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Thanks guys. I want the maximum speed and turbo boost, so I will just leave it alone knowing my temps are ok.
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Getting more space between the laptop and the surface it rests on will help it cool more effectively, so would a "laptop cooler."
The 9-cell batteries are great just to give the dv6 more room to breath, it seems worth the extra money to get the 9-cell for the extra run time and the built in prop. -
Is there a 12 cell?
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HP Pavilion dv6-6190us temps?
Discussion in 'HP' started by hotstocks, Aug 20, 2011.