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System Name | Suteki Ryzen |
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Processor | AMD Ryzen 3900 @ Stock |
Motherboard | MSI Tomahawk B450 MAX |
Cooling | Stock Box Cooler |
Memory | 32gb ( 2x16gb) 3600mhz DDR4 G.Skill 16-19-19-39-58 |
Video Card(s) | MSI GeForce RTX 2060 6GB Ram |
Storage | 256gb nvme SSD, 250GB SATA3 SSD, 480GB USB3 SSD, 750GB SSHD, 3TB WD Red HDD |
Display(s) | Asus VE220 / Epson TW-3000 1080p projector |
Case | Raijintek Thetis Black |
Audio Device(s) | Asus Xonar D1 PCI on a PCIe-to-PCI Adapter |
Power Supply | EVGA 550G2 |
Mouse | Razer DeathAdder 2013 |
Software | Windows 10 Pro |
Hey guys,
a rather silly question, most likely with a very obvious answer, but I'd like to know anyways... I've observed my fathers Acer-Laptop has a C2D T7500 like i have, but his never goes above 30°C on Idle, it hovers between 25°C and 28°C. Now my Chip on the other Hand hovers between 50°C and 46°C... I thought it was the cooling system, but they are farily similiar and the test I conducted prooves it...
I've put my Laptop into sleep mode and let it cool down for 2 hours... Once I turned it on, it was obviously ready to go right away (no boot up heat or anything), and I immidiatly checked the temps. AMDGPUClocktool reported 17°C for my GPU (which would be around Room-temperature and makes sense) while Rightmark and Speedfan reported as much as 38°C for my CPU, and it wasn't even running for 10 seconds!
Is this some kind of "security measure" to keep people aware that the CPU may fry? The reason I ask is because my Laptop turns on his fan (more or less always) as soon as the CPU hits 50°C to cool it down to 46°C. Obviously it cools down to 46°C in around 10 seconds but only takes max. 1 min to reach the 50°C again (which would actually be 30°C, approx. the same as my GPU idles at)... Is this hardcoded into to bios/CPU or is there a software-way around this, to "fool" the system into thinking the cpu only has 30°C (which it actually has).
I mean, the fan is really quite and doesn't actually annoy me all that much... but since this laptop runs pretty much 24/7 and the fan always jumps on, I fear it will catch quite a lot of dust in no-time... I tried unplugging the fan too, and the cpu never reached above 55°C/64°C on Idle/100% Cpu Usage in powersaving mode(keep in mind that this is with assumend +20°C of meassuring); the GPU reached around 38°C in that occasion... But since I use this Laptop as a powerhorse aswell, I can't just keep it unplugged like this.
Any Fan-control program I tried did not work, anyhow I'm already happy if someone answers my initial question: why is it showing so much more °C?! Maybe ACPI is the key?
a rather silly question, most likely with a very obvious answer, but I'd like to know anyways... I've observed my fathers Acer-Laptop has a C2D T7500 like i have, but his never goes above 30°C on Idle, it hovers between 25°C and 28°C. Now my Chip on the other Hand hovers between 50°C and 46°C... I thought it was the cooling system, but they are farily similiar and the test I conducted prooves it...
I've put my Laptop into sleep mode and let it cool down for 2 hours... Once I turned it on, it was obviously ready to go right away (no boot up heat or anything), and I immidiatly checked the temps. AMDGPUClocktool reported 17°C for my GPU (which would be around Room-temperature and makes sense) while Rightmark and Speedfan reported as much as 38°C for my CPU, and it wasn't even running for 10 seconds!
Is this some kind of "security measure" to keep people aware that the CPU may fry? The reason I ask is because my Laptop turns on his fan (more or less always) as soon as the CPU hits 50°C to cool it down to 46°C. Obviously it cools down to 46°C in around 10 seconds but only takes max. 1 min to reach the 50°C again (which would actually be 30°C, approx. the same as my GPU idles at)... Is this hardcoded into to bios/CPU or is there a software-way around this, to "fool" the system into thinking the cpu only has 30°C (which it actually has).
I mean, the fan is really quite and doesn't actually annoy me all that much... but since this laptop runs pretty much 24/7 and the fan always jumps on, I fear it will catch quite a lot of dust in no-time... I tried unplugging the fan too, and the cpu never reached above 55°C/64°C on Idle/100% Cpu Usage in powersaving mode(keep in mind that this is with assumend +20°C of meassuring); the GPU reached around 38°C in that occasion... But since I use this Laptop as a powerhorse aswell, I can't just keep it unplugged like this.
Any Fan-control program I tried did not work, anyhow I'm already happy if someone answers my initial question: why is it showing so much more °C?! Maybe ACPI is the key?