Have you experienced any temperature concerns?

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Have you experienced any temperature concerns?

Have you experienced any temperature concerns?

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Jahuzab
Junior Member

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09-22-2023, 08:31 PM

#1

Hey, I want to be direct—I have an Acer Predator 16 RTX4060 and an i7-13700HX. Even with the lowest settings, my temps hit 100°C on the CPU and 83°C on the GPU. Interestingly, I got it just three months ago and added a SSD while gaming at the lowest configuration.

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Jahuzab

09-22-2023, 08:31 PM #1

Hey, I want to be direct—I have an Acer Predator 16 RTX4060 and an i7-13700HX. Even with the lowest settings, my temps hit 100°C on the CPU and 83°C on the GPU. Interestingly, I got it just three months ago and added a SSD while gaming at the lowest configuration.

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rboy108
Member

166

09-27-2023, 01:26 PM

#2

These parts get extremely hot. That's why most premium gaming laptops only last 3 to 4 years before overheating. Extremely powerful machines require tougher builds. You can look at reviews to see how your model stacks up; if it's significantly different, consider repairing it, though that might be a difficult process depending on the setup.

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rboy108

09-27-2023, 01:26 PM #2

These parts get extremely hot. That's why most premium gaming laptops only last 3 to 4 years before overheating. Extremely powerful machines require tougher builds. You can look at reviews to see how your model stacks up; if it's significantly different, consider repairing it, though that might be a difficult process depending on the setup.

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samarimonkey
Junior Member

17

10-02-2023, 12:35 AM

#3

There’s nothing interesting here... powerful parts inside a laptop case usually generate a lot of heat. You might try using a PMT7950 for the CPU and GPU, it could make a difference.

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samarimonkey

10-02-2023, 12:35 AM #3

There’s nothing interesting here... powerful parts inside a laptop case usually generate a lot of heat. You might try using a PMT7950 for the CPU and GPU, it could make a difference.