High CPU Temperature on AN515-52

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 said:

@SeytanKulesi2
This is normal for battery to decrease percentage while charging.

Btw, below 90°C is normal 

GAMING6698 dedi:

@ SeytanKulesi2
tarama yaparken 60-70 ° C?

What is the probability that I have applied the thermal paste incorrectly?

GAMING6698

@SeytanKulesi2
Did you remove the old compound from both the cpu and cooler?

Most of the time people apply too much thermal paste. The point of the paste is not to sit like a layer of mayonnaise between the CPU and heatsink. The job of the paste is to fill in microscopic air gaps between the CPU and heatsink. The vast majority of the heat transfer is via metal-on-metal contact - it's about 100x more effective at transferring heat than the paste (which in turn is about 100x more effective than air). If the paste is thick enough to decrease the amount of metal-on-metal contact, it will actually make things worse than having no thermal paste at all.

Need to apply tiny amount, you can check some youtube videos 

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 said:

@SeytanKulesi2
Did you remove the old compound from both the cpu and cooler?

Most of the time people apply too much thermal paste. The point of the paste is not to sit like a layer of mayonnaise between the CPU and heatsink. The job of the paste is to fill in microscopic air gaps between the CPU and heatsink. The vast majority of the heat transfer is via metal-on-metal contact - it's about 100x more effective at transferring heat than the paste (which in turn is about 100x more effective than air). If the paste is thick enough to decrease the amount of metal-on-metal contact, it will actually make things worse than having no thermal paste at all.

Need to apply tiny amount, you can check some youtube videos 

I watched hundreds of videos. I think I took too long. I will check again on the weekend.

Commodore_1995#

I always recommend this video, made by a community user:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph2ibK79zd8&t=1s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPUCYUiGWZQ&t=28s

SeytanKulesi2

egydiocoelho said:

I always recommend this video, made by a community user:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph2ibK79zd8&t=1s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPUCYUiGWZQ&t=28s

Is it normal for the CPU to rise to 95 degrees when running at 3.70 GHZ? I've been having this problem for the past few months.

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 said:

@SeytanKulesi2
Did you remove the old compound from both the cpu and cooler?

Most of the time people apply too much thermal paste. The point of the paste is not to sit like a layer of mayonnaise between the CPU and heatsink. The job of the paste is to fill in microscopic air gaps between the CPU and heatsink. The vast majority of the heat transfer is via metal-on-metal contact - it's about 100x more effective at transferring heat than the paste (which in turn is about 100x more effective than air). If the paste is thick enough to decrease the amount of metal-on-metal contact, it will actually make things worse than having no thermal paste at all.

Need to apply tiny amount, you can check some youtube videos 

Is it normal for the CPU to rise to 95 degrees when running at 3.70 GHZ? I've been having this problem for the past few months.

GAMING6698

@SeytanKulesi2
No, its not normal 
Do thermal repaste use grizzly kryonaut thermal paste 

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 said:

@SeytanKulesi2
No, its not normal 
Do thermal repaste use grizzly kryonaut thermal paste 

The thermal paste I use is Arctic MX-4. And as soon as I hit high performance via Nitrosense, the CPU runs at 3.80 GHZ. It runs at this speed even if it is idle.

GAMING6698

@SeytanKulesi2
I suggest you to clean reset your window using ALT+F10 
After reset, update your gpu driver and check if problem still persists

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 said:

@SeytanKulesi2
I suggest you to clean reset your window using ALT+F10 
After reset, update your gpu driver and check if problem still persists

I think I couldn't understand, should I reset my computer?

GAMING6698

@SeytanKulesi2
Yes,but reset like this↓
https://us.answers.acer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35232/~/how-to-restore-windows-on-my-acer-computer-using-alt-+-f10-on-startup
(You need to reset completely "clean full drive"

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 said: @SeytanKulesi2
Yes,but reset like this↓
https://us.answers.acer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35232/~/how-to-restore-windows-on-my-acer-computer-using-alt-+-f10-on-startup
(You need to reset completely "clean full drive"
When I do this;1- Will my Bios version go back to old?2- Will Windows updates go back to old?3- Will my computer be win 8.1?The last question is, when I clean all the drivers completely, will my nitrosense style nitro products and all my drivers be deleted? (GPU driver etc. all drivers.)

Commodore_1995#

1- Will my Bios version go back to old?  No
2- Will Windows updates go back to old? If you upgraded windows to version 1909, this version will replace the one that came installed on the notebook, even if you reinstall windows by pressing alt + f10.
3- Will my computer be win 8.1? Not the latest models come with windows 10 installed. Some cheaper models may come with linux endless.

SeytanKulesi2

egydiocoelho said:

1- Will my Bios version go back to old?  No
2- Will Windows updates go back to old? If you upgraded windows to version 1909, this version will replace the one that came installed on the notebook, even if you reinstall windows by pressing alt + f10.
3- Will my computer be win 8.1? Not the latest models come with windows 10 installed. Some cheaper models may come with linux endless.

The last question is, when I clean all the drivers completely, will my nitrosense style nitro products and all my drivers be deleted? (GPU driver etc. all drivers.)

Commodore_1995#

I think colleague @GAMING6698 was doing this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpzLJRAZldA&list=FLVBqwtBw09_Z9tXo1Injakw&index=5&t=14s

SeytanKulesi2

@GAMING6698
when I clean all the drivers completely, will my nitrosense style nitro products and all my drivers be deleted? (GPU driver etc. all drivers.)

Commodore_1995#

All supplied programs and drivers will be reinstalled.

SeytanKulesi2

GAMING6698 Hello, I reset my computer. After resetting, when I turn on the computer, when I right click on the desktop, the window does not open and the desktop freezes. I cannot click any programs on the screen.

GAMING6698

@SeytanKulesi2
Download and install latest amd/nvidia software for your model

SeytanKulesi2

@GAMING6698

Hello, I'm sorry for bothering you again. I did the thermal paste renewal process, updated all my drivers, including the bios version, and cleaned my computer completely. I couldn't solve this heat problem. I have been using it this way for weeks, when I enter any game, I experience momentary slowdowns in high performance mode, such a problem was not obvious in the first months and even in the first year when I bought my computer. I don't want to give warranty because I don't think there is a part problem. I think this is all about a feature on the computer. Is there anything you can offer me?