Hi guys;i downloaded Speccy, and it looks really great,
can you tell me if these temp on a IP tv streaming are too high on my HP DV-5 1254 US ? see attach. pic



http://postimg.org/image/6vmx4hof9/6b39b6df/

 

I believe so .

 

181 Fahrenheit. I wouldn't want my transistors running at that temperature, even if they can survive for a while. Get in there and renew the heat sink compound on your brain chip. Then check for air blockage by dirt, and fan effectiveness. If fail, you are simply asking too much from the system. Buy a better heatsink/fan combination. They are very popular for gamers and easy to find for sale on the internet.

 

181 Fahrenheit. I wouldn't want my transistors running at that temperature, even if they can survive for a while. Get in there and renew the heat sink compound on your brain chip. Then check for air blockage by dirt, and fan effectiveness. If fail, you are simply asking too much from the system. Buy a better heatsink/fan combination. They are very popular for gamers and easy to find for sale on the internet.

thanks ; i did the heat sink paste compound already , i installed Core temp and just browsing i get this with just browsing, see pic attach.
why when streaming iptv it goes so high?

 

It's too obvious. Streaming video at 60 frames per second requires more work than browsing at 1 frame per minute..

 

You need a better CPU cooler

 

Hello,

Are the ventilation openings of the notebook free of dust?
Is the CPU cooler free of dust?

Bertus

 

Specs show the maximum operating temperature of that CPU is 90C . . . seems you are getting close to that limit on a regular basis. I agree with all here that you need to improve your cooling solution . . . be it new, more powerful fans and/or making sure the heat sinks and fans are free from dust. Always make sure the vents are not blocked by anything . . . if you routinely use the laptop in your lap or on a bed or other soft surface, consider investing in a cooling stand for the device. They make some that are USB powered and force air through the vents.

True, you haven't surpassed the thermal limit of the CPU, but running it at those high temps all the time will reduce the CPU's lifespan. Plus, that temp may not even be the average highest.

 

Thanks guys, i already have cleaned vents made the CPU heat sink compound some time ago,i have 2 small fans under PC,there is not much more i can do, it does not act strange,i don't see any symptoms of over heating, for what i red about this HP DV-5 1254 US series is that they run hot and the fan also runs high,it was alot worse before i did the CPU Heat sink paste,

 

I would hang a fan on that chip even if I had to use a coat hanger to attach it. Unfortunately, you can't add parts to a laptop computer.

 

I would hang a fan on that chip even if I had to use a coat hanger to attach it. Unfortunately, you can't add parts to a laptop computer.

Is it possible to open a hole in the bottom of the Laptop to expose the board that has the CPU and put the fan blowing air strait to it,would that help cooling?

Or make small holes and blow fan to it?