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September 3rd, 2018 14:00

Alienware temp

Hi all, I want to share with you my AW 15 R3 temps to know if the values are normal.

  • Room temp: 28-30 degree day / 20-22 degree night
  • Idle temp:
    cpu: 51 degree / min 46 degree
    gpu: 51 degree / min 46 degree
  • Stress temp:
    cpu: 81-85 degree
    gpu: 70 degree

I think is a bit hot, let me know your laptop model and temps.

I bought this laptop two month ago and I needed to change the motherboard for a factory fault. With old motherboard the laptop reached, on stress test, 92-93 degree and over, this was not normal (i think because it was badly pasted). The new mb temp values are better then the previous one but i think is too hot yet. With a cooling pad i can lower the temperatures about 3-4 degree. What do you think?

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September 9th, 2018 09:00

For who will read this post, after a while i obtained a good temp for my aw 15r3.

There is the settings:

I undervolt the CPU by -125 mV with ThrottleStop and i test with Intel XTU there is no lost of performace (I used throttlestop instead intel XTU because was not saving the undervolt setting at restart.)

I used hwinfo for a custom fan curve. (see the picture at end)

Now this is the new temps:

  • Idle:
    CPU: 41 degree (51 before)
  • Stress:
    CPU: 60 degree avg (70 before) / 65 degree max (75 before) 
  • Gaming:
    CPU: 70 degree avg (80 before) / 75 degree max (90 before)

I focus only on CPU because GPU have always good temps.

 

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September 4th, 2018 05:00

That temps you're getting is actually quite nice, and you didn't have to repaste! But yeah If you want even lower temps the only option is to do a repaste using liquid metal, which If you get everything correct, will significant lower your temps. You can also try undervolting your CPU to get some easy temps drop. 

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