Should I be worried about 1 CPU core being really hot?

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  1. RedhawkAs

    I guess it’s a laptop? 105 c is max temp for that chip

  2. You’re in a laptop. Of course you’re going to cook the damn thing.

    There isn’t anything to worry about there. Some cores run hotter than others.

  3. spooky_office

    laptops run hot usually they have built in fan software that isnt always running by default make sure configured right

  4. lndig0__

    As an intel MacBook user, these look like normal temps.

  5. Zachc12385

    If it’s a laptop I would recommend a decent Laptop cooling pad. Mine was like this before and the pad made it run at 60 C under load

  6. Blacklurk88

    If you want to lower the temp of your cpu, I would recommend Universal x86 Tuning Utility, you can search for videos to learn how to use it, it worked for me for my Ryzen 5425u.

  7. Da_Plague22

    Are there any laptops that actually run really well and not cooking a meal at all times?

    I guess it’s the obsession with thinner and thinner laptops. Limits how much airflow you can provide with fans and such.

  8. GuyFromDeathValley

    and here I though my air cooled 5800X is hot at 75°C… but nope, this guy be trying to cook a damn BBQ in his system.

  9. baraveli_21

    There will be something called processor performance boost mode which is set to aggressive by default, try turning it off

    powercfg.exe -attributes sub_processor perfboostmode -attrib_hide

    1.Type that in cmd 2.Go to edit power plan 3.Advanced power settings 4.processor power management

    There will be something called processor performance boost mode set it to disable

    https://preview.redd.it/pxs3iykn7xzb1.jpeg?width=407&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d70759512653bb2da14e3ca06214480f6b60a7e

    Your temps will go from toasty to chill

  10. It’s a proven tactic. Surrounded your self with less good looking cores and you stick out as the hot one.

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