[SOLVED] My brand new HP laptop

TerryJeff

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Hello, My name is Terry.

I have a question for you guys. A few days ago, I bought a brand new hp pavilion from Walmart, but my laptop is running around 40 to 60-celsius in idle. When playing games like Dota 2, the temperature reaches 70 celsius. Am I damaging components? Some articles on the internet say the normal CPU temp is 35 celsius but mine never runs that cool.

I updated all the windows updates and Bios. According to the task manager, my CPU operates around 2 to 20% when doing simple tasks.
Should I be worried about it? My laptop doesn't seem hot when doing simple tasks like browsing.

Laptop specification below:
I7 1065G7
Iris plus graphics (Integrated)
8gb ddr4 ram 2666
512gb ssd+32gb intel optane
Windows 10 Home
 
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Am I damaging components?
No.

Some articles on the internet say the normal CPU temp is 35 celsius but mine never runs that cool.
That's normal for Intel desktop cpus, not laptop ones. It's also normal for gaming laptops to run upper 80s - lower 90s under heavy load, because the cpu and the dedicated gpu share the same heatsink.

I updated all the windows updates and Bios. According to the task manager, my CPU operates around 2 to 20% when doing simple tasks.
Should I be worried about it?
No.

You're running off an integrated gpu and not a dedicated one, so you shouldn't see the crazy temps like those on gaming laptops.
Am I damaging components?
No.

Some articles on the internet say the normal CPU temp is 35 celsius but mine never runs that cool.
That's normal for Intel desktop cpus, not laptop ones. It's also normal for gaming laptops to run upper 80s - lower 90s under heavy load, because the cpu and the dedicated gpu share the same heatsink.

I updated all the windows updates and Bios. According to the task manager, my CPU operates around 2 to 20% when doing simple tasks.
Should I be worried about it?
No.

You're running off an integrated gpu and not a dedicated one, so you shouldn't see the crazy temps like those on gaming laptops.
 
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