Reputation: 733
Under 60C CPU idle is normal for laptops, around 65C for GPUs.
Under load, which is ultimately the only thing that matters, should stay under 90C at all times to keep it going for a long time.
One of your RAM stick died and you didn't bother sending it in for warranty. GG.
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I should update this but all my effort went into writing this lousy excuse.
Reputation: 11
Lol my warranty with dell expired. It only lasted a year
Reputation: 733
Just buy another similar RAM-stick and put it in? RAM's dirty cheap nowadays.
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I should update this but all my effort went into writing this lousy excuse.
Reputation: 11
Yeah. They like 20 bucks. I really should... but performance drop is almost unnoticeable so I just have not gotten around to it lol.
Reputation: 11
But if it says CPU and GPU are staying in safe temps... but shell is getting warm... Then there really is no problems?
Reputation: 677
Yes.
Imagine: 60°C.
That's just so hot that the pain wont stop from touching, because it doesn't fry skin on contact, but enough to burn you if you do touch it for extended time.
Some of that heat in components is going through your laptops shell.
Inconvenient but not harmful to your laptop.
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