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High Laptop Temperatures?

Yes, pretty decent for such a long period under load, for a laptop. I try not to put laptops under stress much since temps are typically higher and then harder on the hardware. But I only use laptops for browsing and such, gaming laptops should be a good bit more durable.
 
These temps are nothing. My friend's Macbook idles at like 40C with the fan at 3000 RPM. Load a YouTube video or do anything "intensive" and it shoots up to 105C with the fan spinning at max speed.
 
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geokilla said:
These temps are nothing. My friend's Macbook idles at like 40C with the fan at 3000 RPM. Load a YouTube video or do anything "intensive" and it shoots up to 105C with the fan spinning at max speed.
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Thanks for the replies guys!
Solved my problem anyway. Just left the laptop upside down with the fan on.:ph34r:
65C:thumb:.
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