is 65C hot ?

[s3od9991]

hello so i reacently know how to overlock but i wanna make sure its safe at 65C temp

my laptop,s specs is

intel(r) core(tm) I7-6500u 2.50GHz

ram (if needed) 1600 8gb

plus does overlocking effect its life time like make it only 2 years ???

thanks pece

 

[Dunlop0078]

65c is fine for that cpu, however if thats at idle when the cpu is doing nothing thats quite warm. Don't overclock a laptop if it will even let you, overcloking does not kill heat does and if you overclock a laptop the heat will likely overcome the laptops ability to cool itself very quickly.

 

[WildCard999]

Is the 65C idle or under stress testing?

 

[s3od9991]

Is the 65C idle or under stress testing?

no this is when i play a game

and this is the gpu not the cpu temp

 

[s3od9991]

65c is fine for that cpu, however if thats at idle when the cpu is doing nothing thats quite warm. Don't overclock a laptop if it will even let you, overcloking does not kill heat does and if you overclock a laptop the heat will likely overcome the laptops ability to cool itself very quickly.

im sorry im such a dumb

i forgot to say the gpu overlock and the temp

how ever thanks for this helpful info

 

[Dunlop0078]

65c is actually quite good for a laptop gpu under load. Same answer for overcloking the laptop gpu, its generally frowned upon. If you do decide to try monitor those gpu temps carefully.

 

[sizzling]

Both the cooling and power supply in a laptop mean overclocking is far more risky than a desktop. For what your likely to gain the risks outweigh the small benefit you may see.

 

[s3od9991]

Both the cooling and power supply in a laptop mean overclocking is far more risky than a desktop. For what your likely to gain the risks outweigh the small benefit you may see.

you mean like the life of the laptop will be decreed the temps for the gpu is 60 while over clocking it ?

plus i have a dirtected graphics so pretty much i only use it when i play gamees

 

[sizzling]

You will hit thermal throttling very quickly so any overclock will be very small to avoid this. The coolers in laptops are designed to dissipate a specific TDP and overclocking will soon go over this. Worst case is it kills the GPU but that's unlikely, I would expect some impact on lifespan but impossible to say what

 

[sizzling]

FYI laptops without an overclock can still suffer thermal throttling if airflow around the laptop is poor (like being on your lap or on carpet) or if the cooler is full of dust. They really don't have any extra headroom with cooling.