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AdamRichard
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OVERHEATING

Hi, i have seen many posts through this forum talking about overheating of the cpu etc. But my problem is that whenever i put my laptop on, i can never hear anything from the fan. And then half an hour later it gets abit warm underneath and to the left and right of the touch pad. Maybe anofa 2 hrs l8r it gets boilin hot and can feel the heat thru the keyboard etc. Its only half a year old and im gettin concerned. Is it normal to heat up. BTW, there is no fault in the performance and it hasnt shud down or owt yet.

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thanks alot
Adam

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AdamRichard
Visitor

btw ive tried one of them downloads to determine the temperature of the cpu and hdd

CPU: 48 c
HDD: 37 c

yet dispite the temperature, the bottom is still hot and makes the desk in which it is sat on quite hot. Is it jus that it is an electrical device workin of electricity or somot or is it jus the circuits inside?

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Thalamus.
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Hi Adam,

If you download and run mobilemeter, this will enable you to check the temperatures of your Vaio..:smileyhappy:

Edit: The temperatures of your vaio seem ok and they are very similar to mine...:smileyhappy:

AdamRichard
Visitor

i have already downloaded the software referring to anova post, and the figures are as follows:

FREQ: 800MHZ
TEMP 48.0c
DISCHARGE 0.00w
HDD 36.0

I AM ON BATTERIES BTW

as soon as i plugged the ac adapter in, they changed to these:

FREQ: 1.73 ghz
temp 56c
charge rate: 0.00w
hdd: 36c

the temp of the cpu changed within 2 secs btw

AdamRichard
Visitor

btw the temp of the cpu with the battery in is about 65c now

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kee-lo_
Member

That is a touch high.
Have you used compressed air on the vents?

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Thalamus.
Champion

Hi Adam,

Also in the Power Options Properties (via Control Panel) click on the Vaio Power Management tab, then change your CPU control to Adaptive in the Plugged in column..:smileyhappy:

Parceval
Visitor

Hi,

I seems to have the same problem. Altough I do hear the fan, the keyboard and the left part of the mouse path becomes rather hot.

I have a Vaio A417M. Anyone any idea how this can be solved? It is rather anoying

Parceval

HateBreeder
Visitor

http://www.club-vaio.com/clubvaio/mvnforum/viewthread?thread=34136&pager.offset=10

There are several threads for "overheating"....you should search before you post new threads!

AdamRichard
Visitor

well guys, i have no option in my power settings to change the fan settings speed or cpu or owt lyk dat. and btw, i havent yet used compressed air on my vents. IS THAT SAFE and also i dint fink it was necessare seen as though ive only had the laptop half a year