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g752vl reaching 92C

hexorr3
Level 7

‎02-09-2017 09:51 PM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 10:47 PM by Community Admin

im reaching 90c+ temps while playing dota2. do i need to clean my laptop and put a new thermal paste in? its voltage is also reduced to -135mv offset and fans are 100%
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Julskey
Level 10

‎02-09-2017 10:18 PM

How old is your laptop? I guess it still is new. My G752VT is already 1 year old, I have never cleaned it, or made a repasting. All stock with bios 214. Just played Dota2 a moment ago, my temps are CPU 80C, GPU 72C. Was it like this when you first got the laptop? Have you updated BIOS? Have you installed new programs prior to high temp?

What are your idle temps? Check Task Manager/Performance/Resource monitor to make sure CPU is idle at about 4% usage and take note of temps. In Dota, I get about 27% CPU usage and cpu temp varying from 80 C, GPU 72C.
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BoutTime01
Level 7

‎02-11-2017 04:49 AM

hexorr3 wrote:
im reaching 90c+ temps while playing dota2. do i need to clean my laptop and put a new thermal paste in? its voltage is also reduced to -135mv offset and fans are 100%

My G752VT with BIOS 216 spikes to way over 90 Deg C when playing World of Tanks. But it is only momentary spikes and it doesn't thermally throttle.

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BoutTime01
Level 7
In response to BoutTime01

‎02-26-2017 06:47 AM

BoutTime01 wrote:
My G752VT with BIOS 216 spikes to way over 90 Deg C when playing World of Tanks. But it is only momentary spikes and it doesn't thermally throttle.

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Realised yesterday that my power profile was set to maximum keeping the CPU at 100% minimum. Set it to balanced allowing the CPU to go down to 5% minimum and temp now maxes out at 89 deg c.

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Ancients
Level 10

‎02-11-2017 05:46 AM

Take the see-through piece of plastic off of the bottom of the laptop. If it has a grid outline of dust in the shape of the grill above it is probably a good idea to go ahead and give it a good dusting. I did so recently, and while the dust-release technology in the g752 series does a good job of reducing dust buildup, it still happens. Hopefully it will help you out.
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hexorr3
Level 7
In response to Ancients

‎02-16-2017 07:14 PM

im scared to disassemble my laptop because i might remove some pieces and not be able to put them back properly.. should I let others clean?
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