Recent content by Luca Rood

As I said in my previous post, you are probably still ok even in the 90's, as long as you don't get a noticeable temp diff with and without power plugged in.

I would say that you'r just fine in the 70's. I just find it strange that your laptop went up to the 90's, and now for no reason has "fixed itself". Well, anyway, if your laptop stays in the 70's it's really ok, even if it gets to 90 on havy load it's probably ok for a laptop. But you should...

Well, 64 degrees is a very good temp. But does it still heat up when you do video conversion?

Well, if you use a laptop for intensive applications, don't expect it to be cold. When I tried rendering on my laptop, it got to 95 easily. If you are planning on doing graphic stuff frequently, you are better of with a desktop, though 90 degrees is still well in the safe area. So don't worry...