Dell 1014 overheating

[sreejobanerjee]

i am a newbie please dont mind
I Have a Dell 1014
my pc is connected to an extension cable and i dont have a battery
(specs)

core 2 duo 2.20 Ghz

250 gb wd hdd

integrated graphics

Windows 7 64 bit

2 Gb ram

So the day before yesterday it started over heating my hdd was around 80c
so i turned off my pc let it cool down and turned it on scanned it with advanced system care and quick heal antivirus
and then it was cool till today my pc started overheating again
(today) the temp list:

cpu: 73c

gpu: 85c

mb: 78c

hdd: 73c

now i am scaning for malwares
with iobit malware fighter
and i am gonna let it cool down
and then i am gonna turn it on and then use windows data life guard western digital plz help and oh yeah i tried to run diagnostics but when it started scanning it failed made some weird noise i pressed and hold the power button and turned it off now tell what should i do?

sorry for my bad english

 

[jay32267]

So.....those temps weren't always that high?

I say that because it's a laptop.

Is it giving you problems due to those temperatures?

I don't think they don't look so high that things would fail....but they do look high.

....and being that the MB and HDD are high I would be looking at somehow cooling the whole inside of the laptop.

 

[sreejobanerjee]

So.....those temps weren't always that high?

I say that because it's a laptop.

Is it giving you problems due to those temperatures?

I don't think they don't look so high that things would fail....but they do look high.

....and being that the MB and HDD are high I would be looking at somehow cooling the whole inside of the laptop.

i am not having any problems but i am worried...

now its a bit low at the moment

cpu: 66c

mb: 70c

ram: 77c

hdd: 67c

its okay now

i am just worried about my ram,cpu,mobo and hdd

 

[sreejobanerjee]

So.....those temps weren't always that high?

I say that because it's a laptop.

Is it giving you problems due to those temperatures?

I don't think they don't look so high that things would fail....but they do look high.

....and being that the MB and HDD are high I would be looking at somehow cooling the whole inside of the laptop.

i am not having any problems but i am worried...

now its a bit low at the moment

cpu: 66c

mb: 70c

ram: 77c

hdd: 67c

its okay now

a bit lagging when temp that high
i am thinking about buying a vaccum cleaner for laptop and a cooling pad
is this sufficient for my laptop?

 

[jay32267]

I would consider anything below 80 as being safe.

Although I would like them below 70.

....but the thing is.....it's a laptop....and laptops are very prone to having heat issues.

....and laptops are also more difficult than desktops when it comes to fixing heat issues.

 

[sreejobanerjee]

I would consider anything below 80 as being safe.

Although I would like them below 70.

....but the thing is.....it's a laptop....and laptops are very prone to having heat issues.

....and laptops are also more difficult than desktops when it comes to fixing heat issues.

its not okay
yesterday after checking for malwares and other stuff
it was cool at 19:00 later at midnight arround 00:30 -01:30
my ram hit 90c

if i clean my laptop with a laptop vaccum cleaner and add a cooling pad will it help?

 

[jay32267]

Cleaning it isn't going to help the temps much unless it's totally filthy.

I think a cooling pad may be your best option.

Unfortunately heat issues are common with laptops.

 

[sreejobanerjee]

Cleaning it isn't going to help the temps much unless it's totally filthy.

I think a cooling pad may be your best option.

Unfortunately heat issues are common with laptops.

okay will try