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    ifl90 core temps

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by atgscg, Nov 7, 2007.

  1. atgscg

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    running rivatuner shows that my core temp is idling at over 60 C. is this anything to be alarmed about?
     
    atgscg, Nov 7, 2007
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    Nope...it's normal temp for regular use, should rise up to 70 and above when gaming.
     
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    looks normal, depending on the ambient room temperature it could be higher or lower.
     
    icecubez189, Nov 7, 2007
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    If the IFL90 is running this hot, I hope it is by design and it doesn't mean an increase in fan noise over cooler notebooks. My Asus runs at 40-50C with the fan increasing above 50.
     
    pstrisik, Nov 8, 2007
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    it's packing a pretty mean video card, which can probably account for the high temps, but it's not that unusual to see a 60c idle temp, especially in warmer weather. now that it's getting cool, my core temps hover between 50-60c with normal use, mostly around the lower 50's though. Load temps cap off at 80c, which i think is not bad (could be lower) considering my GPU is overclocked a bit. Fan doesn't become audible till around 65-70c and higher.
     
    icecubez189, Nov 9, 2007
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    Thanks. Glad to see that the fan change points are higher to keep noise down even though the unit tends to run hotter.
     
    pstrisik, Nov 11, 2007
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