Hi!
My CPU and my GPU was overheating so I cleaned and repasted it. GPU is pretty much OK right now but CPU is not so. As CPU still hot even after doing everything I could do (repasting, cleaning, undervolting, using laptop cooler, evelavating the laptop) I started to invastigate and found that only one core is overheating.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZEBZ8SSkJrbWN0f_0CCv86LxcNrtHyf-?usp=sharing Here is screenshot of that.
While gaming and doing other stuff CPU heavy or not. Only CPU#1 is the hot one. Even under heavy stress testing which push all the cores to their limits, only Core#1 and #3 seems to overheat. But other cores being hot is not problem as I have not seen %100 cpu workload yet in my 1 year usage so these cores must not be overheating. And this problem seems to common in i7-x750h series as I have seen many other posts about same problem.
Package temps shows 90+ temps (it takes highest core temp in to account I suppose but I am not sure) and my fans are usually working at near full speed but I dont really face a thermal throttle and when I put my hand front of fan air it doesnt seem very hot. So my question is; given that only one core is overheating and others are fine in most cases, should I worry about damaging my laptop ?
Specs: Nitro 5 with i7 8750h
My CPU and my GPU was overheating so I cleaned and repasted it. GPU is pretty much OK right now but CPU is not so. As CPU still hot even after doing everything I could do (repasting, cleaning, undervolting, using laptop cooler, evelavating the laptop) I started to invastigate and found that only one core is overheating.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZEBZ8SSkJrbWN0f_0CCv86LxcNrtHyf-?usp=sharing Here is screenshot of that.
While gaming and doing other stuff CPU heavy or not. Only CPU#1 is the hot one. Even under heavy stress testing which push all the cores to their limits, only Core#1 and #3 seems to overheat. But other cores being hot is not problem as I have not seen %100 cpu workload yet in my 1 year usage so these cores must not be overheating. And this problem seems to common in i7-x750h series as I have seen many other posts about same problem.
Package temps shows 90+ temps (it takes highest core temp in to account I suppose but I am not sure) and my fans are usually working at near full speed but I dont really face a thermal throttle and when I put my hand front of fan air it doesnt seem very hot. So my question is; given that only one core is overheating and others are fine in most cases, should I worry about damaging my laptop ?
Specs: Nitro 5 with i7 8750h
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