Temperatures are excessively high in PBO-ECO mode and it's restricting the power usage rating!
Temperatures are excessively high in PBO-ECO mode and it's restricting the power usage rating!
I believe many people misunderstand temperature and power use. The numbers don’t always reflect real impact until they hit a threshold. Below that point, it loses meaning. Keeping fans quiet and temperatures low is beneficial—they reduce heat output and noise. Fans draw power, so unnecessary consumption at idle signals a problem, not the temperature itself. Remember, watts measure energy, not danger. If you lower the processor’s load to 65W instead of higher values, you’re sacrificing performance for efficiency. The specs like tjmax rely on heat transfer data; it’s physically impossible to pin down the exact hotspot. As long as the hotspot stays well above 125°C, it’s safe.
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It's alright, I don't always have a clear explanation for my thinking. Chips these days seem more efficient, which works well for me.
It seems you're overlooking how fan speed changes automatically. Setting your CPU cooler to maximum doesn't always keep everything cool; it depends on the workload.