Question Are temperatures between 80 - 75 normal for idle temperatures

[PippyUrkel]

I have an acer nitro 5 and it has been a year since I have had this laptop. I have never repasted nor cleant the internals to avoid voiding the warranty. Games stutter quite a lot and im not sure if it was due to the windows 11 update, the fact that I have only one stick of 8gb ram or the temperatures. I only play lightweight games like minecraft and I find it surprising to see it stutter on a laptop like this and not my core i3 desktop. To top it all off it stutters on an 8 chunk render distance.

 

[helpstar]

run userbenchmark.com and post the http link of your result, e.g. https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/28977730

 

[PippyUrkel]

run userbenchmark.com and post the http link of your result, e.g. https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/28977730

Hey there sorry for such a late reply but here you go
https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/60121797
The benchmark shows its incomplete but i guess thats because the ssd is an oem from acer. But as you can see the laptop is suffering quite a bit

 

[helpstar]

Something is odd there.

Did you start the benchmark with the charger plugged in? or just on battery?

check the SSD with crystaldiskinfo for problems, might be faulty

 

[PippyUrkel]

Something is odd there.

Did you start the benchmark with the charger plugged in? or just on battery?

check the SSD with crystaldiskinfo for problems, might be faulty

Yes the charger is plugged in. And as for the SSD the health seems good on crystal disk info. Temperatures were about 87-92 on the cpu and 78-84 degrees Celsius on the gpu

this is what i get on crystal disk btw

https://imgur.com/a/e4msEby

View: https/imgur.com/a/e4msEby

 

[helpstar]

be sure all drivers are up to date, especially the intel management engine (intel me) and the chipset driver. Use the Acer update tool to be sure you find all drivers necessary.

if this doesn´t help, you really might have a cooling problem

 

[PippyUrkel]

be sure all drivers are up to date, especially the intel management engine (intel me) and the chipset driver. Use the Acer update tool to be sure you find all drivers necessary.

if this doesn´t help, you really might have a cooling problem

Aight thanks man I guess I'll just repaste it and clean the fans a bit and hope for the best. All my drivers are up to date so im pretty sure it's a cooling problem. Either that or I'll have to clean install windows again

 

[helpstar]

All my drivers are up to date

sometimes installing drivers not explicitly for the laptop you are using can behave like yours as well, try the Acer tool nonetheless to be sure. after that you still can repaste it