The temperatures will vary based on activity.
Always keep in mind for gaming, cpu utilization is based on the game engine and how optimised the code is. As well as other external factors, how well your liquid metal was applied, ambient room temperatures, elevation of your laptop etc.
Take note I am running on an IETS GT500 cooler at around 1800 RPM.
I am running an undervolted GPU profile as well. +180 curve to 2520 at 935v & +500 memory.
Yes, I know I could push far more, but this is the bake in period.
Memory 32GB Kingston Fury Impact 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-5600 CL40 SODIMM Kit.
OS Drive: 2TB Samsing 990 Pro with custom heatsink and Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8.
Data drive: The OEM Samsing 980 Pro the laptop shipped with. Also, Custom heatsink and Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8.
All tests were done in manual mode, Dgpu (Ultimate mode) with manual fan curves and a custom power profile.
Idle temps:
Cpu 47c-55c.
Gpu: 37-40c.
Cinebench R23 10 minute run average is around 90-94c.
Gaming averages will depend on the game's engine and utilization:
Cyberpunk 2077 2.0:
The average is 70-80. Some spikes around 90, which is normal.
Especially since the 2.0 update is more cpu heavy.
Red Dead Redemption 2:
The average is around 75 ish, The highest spike I have seen is around 87.
Diablo 4:
I have set a FPS cap of 120 due to poorly coded backend db functions. Average 60-75.
Very few spikes with the frame cap enabled.
Starfield:
Again, I have set a FPS cap with the dlss frame gen mod.
This is due to poor cpu utilization. The average is around 78-85, lots of spikes still though, The game needs more optimisation.
