Should I delete this game its heating my cpu with gpu

Maxpower949
Maxpower949 Member Posts: 7

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edited November 2023 in 2018 Archives
Hi every one I'm new here I brought my helios 300 last 2 weeks and it's running cool with max tem cpu 70c while heavy gaming in ultra setting,but the only game hummering my prossesor is assassin creed origins it goes 85c temp same with gpu and my fans on max and I'm using cool pads my room temp is 22 , just want to know if it safe for my pc or should I delete the game . Thanks Regards .

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  • Skelomorph
    Skelomorph ACE Posts: 463 Pioneer
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    85C wont really hurt your CPU. Assassins Creed: Origins is the newest and most intensive game that is out ATM, so it is not surprising it causes that much heat.

    So if you wanna play it, keep the game. 

    Skelo
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  • Skelomorph
    Skelomorph ACE Posts: 463 Pioneer
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    85C wont really hurt your CPU. Assassins Creed: Origins is the newest and most intensive game that is out ATM, so it is not surprising it causes that much heat.

    So if you wanna play it, keep the game. 

    Skelo
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  • Maxpower949
    Maxpower949 Member Posts: 7

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    So I think I have to keep up with the game thanks very much saved my day.
  • ChikO
    ChikO Member Posts: 2 New User
    edited March 2018
    I have a predator g5-793, played the same game. All i did was switch to medium - high settings and undervolted my CPU using ThrottleStop. Then my CPU temp was not going over 80 C degrees. No cooling pad, fans were not maxed as well but they were working properly at about 3900 RPM. Only downside is that it slightly decreases the performance of your laptop, but you don't really feel it in this game. You  would feel it in multiplayer games like CS:GO, Pubg , etc...
  • Queen6
    Queen6 Member Posts: 319 Skilled Practitioner WiFi Icon
    edited March 2018
    ChikO said:
    I have a predator g5-793, played the same game. All i did was switch to medium - high settings and undervolted my CPU using ThrottleStop. Then my CPU temp was not going over 80 C degrees. No cooling pad, fans were not maxed as well but they were working properly at about 3900 RPM. Only downside is that it slightly decreases the performance of your laptop, but you don't really feel it in this game. You  would feel it in multiplayer games like CS:GO, Pubg , etc...

    Undervolting the CPU has zero impact on performance, unless you go too "deep" which will result in lock up's and or BSOD.  If anything undervolting a system that is running hot and very close to Tjunction Max (point of shutdown due to over temp) will increase performance by reducing/preventing thermal throttling allowing all CPU cores to reach & hold their maximum turbo frequency under sustained loads.

    Q-6 

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