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Originally Posted by TheMatt
38 degrees sounds more like it would be the hard disk temp. Download SpeedFan and doublecheck. I think you will need to look into a cooling pad.
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Here are my conclusions:
Speedfan reads as follows:
HD: 47C
Temp1: 38C
Core: 52C
MobileMeter reads as follows:
CPU: 62C
HD: 47C
Everest reads as follows:
CPU: 37C
HD: 47C
Hmm. I think MobileMeter reads incorrectly for my laptop. Don't know why, but it does.
Edit: I'm willing to bet I can prime all night long. I'm absolutely sure it's the GPU, but I don't know what can be done about it (they had a placeholder that's definitely not made for dissipating heat between the metal contact on the heatsink and the actual GPU when I opened her up - I removed it, cleaned the area, and applied new AS5 onto the GPU).
Edit: Looks like Speedfan's core reading is the correct reading for the CPU temp, but why are Everest and MobileMeter so different? MobileMeter, gives me 68-69C under load. Speedfan gives me 61-63C under load, and Everest stays at 37, 38. Do you think the sensor Everest reads from is a different temp? Maybe mobo temp?