So as stated in the Title, I found my laptop a bit heaty (~70C-80C) while working on it, (~80C-90C) while playing games, and (~60C) when idle.
I cleaned my laptop fan before and got a chunk of dust because it used to overheat shotdown (90C-100C). After cleaning it was running like a charm for like 2-3 months, then started giving the temps I stated in the beginning, so I thought that it's time to clean it again.
I cleaned it, found no dust, still same results, I renewed my thermal paste (It was as dry as stone) same result, I thought that I applied too much, tried applying again using a professional person, still same results.
My laptop fan is spinning, but there's no heavy airflow, just a tiny bit of air that wouldn't even push a piece of paper (but you can feel the air) and my fan isn't running on extreme noisy mode anymore (although I want it to! I don't mind noise if it's giving me FPS in return).
I do use a laptop cooling pad underneath my laptop.
My fan can't be controlled through BIOS or any other software, as it's 2-pin cpu/gpu fan.
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My laptop is HP g6-1007x
Intel Core i3 380M @ 2.53GHz
Arrandale 32nm Technology
6GB DDR3 1066
Intel HD Graphics (First gen, so I guess 1000?)
I've been using it for good 5-6 years so far, and yes I do play somehow intensive games on it.
Any ideas how can I cool it down? or make my fan goes high speed again?
Thanks in advance!
I cleaned my laptop fan before and got a chunk of dust because it used to overheat shotdown (90C-100C). After cleaning it was running like a charm for like 2-3 months, then started giving the temps I stated in the beginning, so I thought that it's time to clean it again.
I cleaned it, found no dust, still same results, I renewed my thermal paste (It was as dry as stone) same result, I thought that I applied too much, tried applying again using a professional person, still same results.
My laptop fan is spinning, but there's no heavy airflow, just a tiny bit of air that wouldn't even push a piece of paper (but you can feel the air) and my fan isn't running on extreme noisy mode anymore (although I want it to! I don't mind noise if it's giving me FPS in return).
I do use a laptop cooling pad underneath my laptop.
My fan can't be controlled through BIOS or any other software, as it's 2-pin cpu/gpu fan.
-
My laptop is HP g6-1007x
Intel Core i3 380M @ 2.53GHz
Arrandale 32nm Technology
6GB DDR3 1066
Intel HD Graphics (First gen, so I guess 1000?)
I've been using it for good 5-6 years so far, and yes I do play somehow intensive games on it.
Any ideas how can I cool it down? or make my fan goes high speed again?
Thanks in advance!