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Overheat weird issue

Guys, seriously, i know my laptop has overheating issues even being new, but really, before using any software to reduce the clock speeds or any voltage i did not have such high temperatures, i used HWInfo to know how far the temperatures would go and the highest temperature reached was like 84º playing Fortnite, i know this temperature is high but it is also safe, but the issue here is, the fan in my laptop is located in the back, which blows the hot air against the bottom of my screen, i don't like that because that hot air could do some damage to the screen, also, the lower the temperature the better, so may the laptop live longer and quietly, so i started using programs, first Intel XTU to undervolt with also making the CPU not enter in turbo boost mode by switching from 100% to 99% of max cpu usage in the Windows energy settings, but i felt a difference in performance and i wasn't happy with that, i knew that was not because of undervolting, it was the clock speed that was too low, before i would reach the 3,4 GHz, but now i had to stick with 1,69 GHz, so, i download ThrottleStop and switched again to the 100% of max cpu usage, and then in the ThrottleStop i manage to undervolt and also manage to set the max clock speed my cpu could reach, i choosed 2,7GHz and it was OK for a long time, but sometimes i like to just disable turbo boost when i'm not playing any game, also, sometimes i like to just play the games without any undervoltage or lowering down the cpu clock speed, one day, i went to play the game that gives me the lower temperature while playing, i had the undervolt but cpu clock speed we're at max, and i was just in the client, not in game, i left the room and when i came back my pc fan was making so much noise, i open throttlestop and shows me temperatures of 90º, it was "hella" weird, because before using any program i can say that temperatures while gaming were 65/75ºC(this means 3,4GHz with 0 undervoltage), and now, while in the client(not playing) i had 90º with undervoltage. that can only be a software issue, i messed up somewhere, this difference in just a month at the maximum, so unless you guys know how to help me, just let me know of a good laptop with low temperatures while gaming around 800€ that sells in europe
 
Rma it since its not that old or return it for money back.

Look at Eurocom
 
Yeah like @eidairaman1 said RMA it...maybe it got jarred enough that a bad paste job went totally bad and now your getting these terrible temps.
 
f0ntzz said:
what is RMA?
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Return it to seller or manufacturer. Stands for Return Merchandise Authorization, which is typically a number you get from manufacturers when doing a return.
 
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