Paul Schofield wrote:
[...]
back to 1 as I was a bit uncomfortable with the CPU running at 80 - 83C. Its
only running at 75 now.
Has anyone else noticed this before? I've heard that laptops run hotter than
desktops but surely this can't be healthy for it?
That sounds normal enough for a laptop.
Higher temperatures do indeed cause electronics to age faster than when
at cooler temperatures. However, for your example, your laptop will
become obsolete before the CPU fails.
There's a far higher risk that your laptop will be damaged sooner than
CPU failure by just simply getting dropped or stolen...
Keep it on a hard flat surface so that the cooling is optimal and happy
crunchin',
Regards,
Martin
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