Yes, those sound like normal temperatures. If it stays around 80°C while gaming, there shouldn't be a problem. If it were to go above 95°C, there may be an overheating issue.
Thanks for the reply. I'm now using a DIY laptop cooler and I bumped up the CPU fan to 6500 rpm using hwinfo software. So now I'm getting around 60°C while gaming which I think is pretty good. Is there any problem with running the CPU fan at such max speed?
Since you are using a third party software, we cannot be sure what effect it will have on the fan long term. However, since you are getting normal temperatures, we do not think it will be a problem.
Alienware - Rodrigo
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May 18th, 2018 15:00
Hi,
Yes, those sound like normal temperatures. If it stays around 80°C while gaming, there shouldn't be a problem. If it were to go above 95°C, there may be an overheating issue.
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May 18th, 2018 22:00
Thanks for the reply. I'm now using a DIY laptop cooler and I bumped up the CPU fan to 6500 rpm using hwinfo software. So now I'm getting around 60°C while gaming which I think is pretty good. Is there any problem with running the CPU fan at such max speed?
Alienware - Rodrigo
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May 22nd, 2018 10:00
Hi,
Since you are using a third party software, we cannot be sure what effect it will have on the fan long term. However, since you are getting normal temperatures, we do not think it will be a problem.