How are the temps? I bought same laptop a few months ago with ryzen 3 5300u but mine reaches 91c and reduce clock speed at hard works such as rendering. Is it any normal? Should I change paste or is it ok?
The model with an Intel processor behaves similarly. And if the paste was replaced (MX-4), when it is loaded at 100%, the temperature jumps over 90 degrees, if it is loaded at 100% for a long time, it is over 96 degrees ... Of course, on the Intel version, after some time, the processor clock automatically drops to 80 % temperature drops to 80 and below ...
@@PCMasterX well, mine is similar.I run a benchmark about 20 minutes and found out mine locked to 90c so it never goes over 91c and when it reaches this temp, max clock normally 3900mhz and reduces to about 3000 mhz. I am thinking abou replacing thermal paste with liquid metal thermal paste. Do you think it can help?
@@PeakOfHumor I wouldn't do that... because that way you can damage the laptop and lose the warranty that the laptop has... If you need a fast laptop, it's best to buy a better one...
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How are the temps? I bought same laptop a few months ago with ryzen 3 5300u but mine reaches 91c and reduce clock speed at hard works such as rendering. Is it any normal? Should I change paste or is it ok?
The model with an Intel processor behaves similarly. And if the paste was replaced (MX-4), when it is loaded at 100%, the temperature jumps over 90 degrees, if it is loaded at 100% for a long time, it is over 96 degrees ... Of course, on the Intel version, after some time, the processor clock automatically drops to 80 % temperature drops to 80 and below ...
@@PCMasterX well, mine is similar.I run a benchmark about 20 minutes and found out mine locked to 90c so it never goes over 91c and when it reaches this temp, max clock normally 3900mhz and reduces to about 3000 mhz. I am thinking abou replacing thermal paste with liquid metal thermal paste. Do you think it can help?
@@PeakOfHumor I wouldn't do that... because that way you can damage the laptop and lose the warranty that the laptop has... If you need a fast laptop, it's best to buy a better one...
@@PCMasterX True. I may try it after a few years, when i will buy a new laptop.