09-05-2011 08:37 AM
10-29-2011 10:12 AM
Hi,
I've downloaded Speccy and checked the temp as follows...
CPU
Intel Pentium T4500 @ 2.30GHz 36 °C
Penryn 45nm Technology
Motherboard
LENOVO NITU1 (U2E1) 144 °C
Hard Drives
488GB Western Digital WDC WD5000BEVT-24A0RT0 (SATA) 43 °C
Please help, Milan.
12-15-2011 11:54 PM - edited 12-15-2011 11:55 PM
I tried the BIOS update, clean the fan and my laptop was already in service, but they didn't help anything.
So I tried okabb_swinga method and works it fine! I changed the paper to aluminium foil and the GPU temp reduced 49C (idle), and 59C (fully loaded).
Thank you very much!
05-11-2012 02:45 AM
Hello,
I have similar problem with my G550 model 20023. Graphics card GF G210M overheats (105-115 C!) after running any 3D app or when wathing a movie. I've followed all advices posted here and the problem still remains.
Heat sink and fan are clean and thermal grease on CPU is new (Arcting Cooling MX-2). I' ve even replaced the silicon pad on GPU, updated the BIOS and all drivers. Could this be a problem with graphics chipset or motherboard?
Nothing seems to work. Any help would be much appreciated.
05-16-2012
02:25 PM
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05-16-2012
06:23 PM
by
topmahof
I run two different temp moninor programs, and got this high bus temp 144 celsius. The other readings looks good.
Is this an error ? Misreading? Or is this a common problem? I see one other guy also posted that he has 144 degrees readings on motherboard bus.
I have updated bios, and used air to blow in all holes in the computer, to get rid of dust.
So the question is ? Misreading sensor error? Or a reality?
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02-25-2013 08:08 PM
Hello
I am providing with the solution so please be careful
first remove your fan cover
then unscrew your laptops fan nuts remove it
now open the heat sink
after u remove the heat sink there will be three chip the first is of GRAPHICS CARD the other one will be PROCESSOR and the third one will be of NORTH BRIDGE
now clean all the thermal paste from three of those surface with a calm paper and then clean the heat sink paste now if you have the thermal paste open it and apply gently on the graphics card processor and the north bridge with a help of atm card or visiting card as the paste is too thick it will not get stuck easily
*NOTE :- Make sure the thermal paste does not come out from the chip as there are conducting chips so apply small amount and rotate it all over the processor chip
now as you have completed this step put the heat sink back and make sure you start your system after 15-20 mins let paste gelled up properly in its position
I am sure it will definetly help you as it helped me I tried this setup yesterday only and it worked
Thanks and Regards
Ankitvish