Question Rtx3060 laptop temperature

[TheReaper03]

I bought a new laptop (Acer Nitro 5) with an rtx3060, and under load is getting realy hot, generally its around 75 C, but once it was around 85 C it's that normal??

I have a cooler under the laptop, but isn't powered all the time.

Edited:What's the maximum and the ideal working temperature for the gpu?

 

[jay32267]

I bought a new laptop (Acer Nitro 5) with an rtx3060, and under load is getting realy hot, generally its around 75 C, but once it was around 85 C it's that normal??

I have a cooler under the laptop, but isn't powered all the time.

Edited:What's the maximum and the ideal working temperature for the gpu?

That seems pretty normal to me....especially for a laptop (as they tend to run hot).

Just to give you an idea...I run 3 GPUs....RTX 2080 Ti, GTX 1080 and GTX 1060 and they all peak at 82C in desktops. I don't find 85C in a laptop strange.

 

[TheReaper03]

That seems pretty normal to me....especially for a laptop (as they tend to run hot).

Just to give you an idea...I run 3 GPUs....RTX 2080 Ti, GTX 1080 and GTX 1060 and they all peak at 82C in desktops. I don't find 85C in a laptop strange.

Thx, I just was a little bit worried, because as I sayd normally it stays at 75C with 100% usage, and yesterday it has 85 C, and I don't want to overheat it and kill it, because it was expensive for me to buy it.

 

[jay32267]

Thx, I just was a little bit worried, because as I sayd normally it stays at 75C with 100% usage, and yesterday it has 85 C, and I don't want to overheat it and kill it, because it was expensive for me to buy it.

One thing is....the GPU temp can tend to go with the ambient temp....so if it was warmer in the room...the GPU can tend to be a bit warmer. 85C isn't going to kill it.

If you aren't seeing any symptoms....like stuttering etc.....I'd leave it be.

 

[TheReaper03]

One thing is....the GPU temp can tend to go with the ambient temp....so if it was warmer in the room...the GPU can tend to be a bit warmer. 85C isn't going to kill it.

If you aren't seeing any symptoms....like stuttering etc.....I'd leave it be.

I understand, I don't noticed any stuttering, but there is something else. This laptop was repaired once at its official service, it has some battery issues and the gpu was emitting some strange electric type noises under load (I posted the sound and some people sayd that's only coil whine but idk what it was). The laptop was repaired and everything was working fine until today. Today afternoon when I was playing satisfactory with my friends this weird electric type noise appeared again, and is the same like last time.
I ran some benchmarks and the gpu has the same score like before. Should I do anything or it's fine?

Link to the audio file:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PVciJ-4PuucfuSQnR3GhnFXxEDmGCQRl/view?usp=drivesdk

Edited:The sound isn't very loud, I can't hear it when the fans are spinning fast.

 

[TheReaper03]

And there is one more thing, the GPU clock is bigger than need to be, when the gpu is under load the Gpu clock it's around 1650-1800 and it shoud be 1703.
Link to the image which shows the gpu clock (feature offered by Geforce Experience) : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SMCJ7hedFvI1y2MMYcqZgqYGoWnAb-rZ/view?usp=drivesdk

Link to the image with the official specs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SBgnozZQer3I32hPI7RGhyrT-U065l_g/view?usp=drivesdk

Or this is only a Geforce Experience bug?

 

[TheReaper03]

If you aren't seeing any symptoms....like stuttering etc.....I'd leave it be.

Can you give me an advice or anything? Is that normal or not?