tedsteriscool on 22 August 2009
| xlost8 said: 1) Are you in a hot area? 2) Are you giving your laptop breathing room for the cooling fan to suck cool air onto the processor? 3) Do you have an insane amount of programs open? All those three points above can contribute to an insane high temperature laptop. |
1.) My room is usually about 78F, so not too cool but not hot either.
2.) The intake fan is on the underside of the laptop *facepalm* and it only has one exit hole on the left side, I suppose the intake being on the fan could be blocked by my thighs...
3.) Usually only 4-5 programs (80 apps total) are open at once.
