Is temperature difference between cores okay?

SABA11

Hi, I asked a question about my new laptop yesterday and found out that 70c is pretty normal for laptops under pressure. but the question I have now is about cores.So for example when I'm playing something the temperature of the cores are 70c on average but sometimes core#2 or core #1 goes to 80 and then goes down in a second. is this okay?

Commodore_1995#

What is the exact model of the notebook? Example an515-51-75kz. From your picture, I didn't see anything wrong. Now, can you send a screenshot of hwmonitor?

aphanic

Sounds OK to me, some things can't be made parallel and executed in several cores, some cores may get more work at a given moment (like #1 in your case); but there's nothing to worry about.

The whole package is under the heatsink so it's all good.

SABA11

egydiocoelho said:

What is the exact model of the notebook? Example an515-51-75kz. From your picture, I didn't see anything wrong. Now, can you send a screenshot of hwmonitor?

model is aspire A315-55gg

and here is the hw monitor screenshot. 

SABA11

I feel that if i have 70 c or higher while gaming the cpu will break down fastly. I dont think im correct am I?

GAMING6698

@SABA11
Temperature difference is normal after window version 1903 and later.
(This is new useless feature)

No need to worry always check temperature from nitrosense.
If temperature is going to 90°C or more then it is not normal.

70°C is very good and if you are getting 70°C while gaming then you are very lucky.

Temperature below 90°C is normal and not going to harm your system.(always check from nitrosense)

Btw, i play games every day for 2-3hrs and my temperature is around 83°C to 86°C while gaming
And this is normal for gaming laptops.
Only if temperature is below 90°C