GT650M is dissapointing me

[Mzmkont]

Amm. That makes sence. But if i turn my coolerpad off temps are about 90. So yeah. I think I wouldnt OC my system. And how do people get 75 max in OC GPU laptops. I dont get it

 

[k1114]

Thicker heatpipes and a bigger heatsink. Even your vent is constricted. The dv6 is just poorly designed for cooling.

 

[Mahisse]

Since it's a HP laptop you have I would really recommend that you clean out the dust in you fan every month.
The only way you can do this the right way is to take the laptop apart and open the fan case to get all the dst out that is stuck inside.
This will probably mean that you will have to take off the heatsink as well so you want to research a little before you start disassmeble the whole thing. You will have to remount the heatsink with some fresh thermal paste.

 

[iceclock]

no laptops are well designed for cooling except when they come liquid cooled.

and those are pricey

 

[revro]

lol just close the topic finally please someone put it out of its misery

best
revro

 

[k1114]

There's a difference between form factor restrictions and being well designed.

 

[iceclock]

99% of times laptop heatsinks blow. and arent of great quality enought said.

poor design and not enought place to evacuate the heat.

 

[inzone]

I just read through this whole thread and can't believe the number of times that the OP asked if he should overclock his laptop. The one thing that wasn't mentioned is how little performance increase would be gained by OCing the GPU. Because it's a laotop and has a restricted air flow the temps will prohibit the GPU from being overclocked to any meaningful level. The FPS increase would be minimal and not noticable.
Cleaning out the vents and using a laptop cooler will only bring down the already high temps that a laptop has.

If the OP wants to select a Best Answer he can PM me and I will reopen this thread , but for now it's closed.

 

[WyomingKnott]

Mzmkont

If you have seen a useful answer here, please select it as best answer and we'll close off the thread.