Thank you @JOcean for your speedy reply. I am not sure if this is the main reason since it happens instantaneous when plugging in the charger, it would settle at a temperature (81-86 degrees) after 10 minutes, while power throttling remains. I imagine that that level of temperature would still be harmful if the laptop remains running simulation while charging for more than an hour and for couple of times a day. Very surprising behavior for laptop intended for simulations.
DELL-Cares troubleshooting = When you connect the charger to the system, there is an increase in power and which in turn increases the processor clock speed causing the system to heat up. You could try adjusting the thermal options in Dell Power Manager.
I also have this issue where I had BLUE screens which after that DELL diagnoistic "no SSD found". if OFF/ON for 15 minutues, SSD is alive again. DELL support visited me and wanted to replace SSD just like that and leave me for working 1 week to restore my complete softwares and apps but I managed convince them it is heating problem. for 2 weeks I'm waiting them to replace the Motherboard and external Power supply&Cable. meantime I work 3 hours without charge then charging 3 hours while PC is OFF etc... in airconditioned room.
Instead laptope will serve my needs, I need to serve the laptop, sounds Great for so expensive laptop ?
This has been the same case for me, you can't work at all while it is charging, once I start charging, it heats up and the fan is too noisy. I have reported very early several problems with the laptop, that kept persistently happening, and apparently they are because of heating issues when I used to use the laptop as a proper workstation.
I am sure this is going to badly affect the life span of such an expensive laptop. One thing that slightly helps, is to have your laptop elevated using a stand, otherwise it becomes impossible to use mine as a regular laptop, not even a workstation.
I had two previous good experiences with dell, but this one is very disappointing, I guess the least they can offer is an extended warranty.
JOcean
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December 31st, 2021 13:00
My hunch would be that during charging the battery does emit heat and that heat is transferring to the MB and CPU.
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Thank you @JOcean for your speedy reply. I am not sure if this is the main reason since it happens instantaneous when plugging in the charger, it would settle at a temperature (81-86 degrees) after 10 minutes, while power throttling remains. I imagine that that level of temperature would still be harmful if the laptop remains running simulation while charging for more than an hour and for couple of times a day. Very surprising behavior for laptop intended for simulations.
JOcean
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December 31st, 2021 15:00
Thanks for that information. Try this forum for a possible suggestion as to the cause and cure.
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February 10th, 2022 11:00
DELL-Cares troubleshooting = When you connect the charger to the system, there is an increase in power and which in turn increases the processor clock speed causing the system to heat up. You could try adjusting the thermal options in Dell Power Manager.
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Hi, We have replied to you via direct message.
Fredi5
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I also have this issue where I had BLUE screens which after that DELL diagnoistic "no SSD found". if OFF/ON for 15 minutues, SSD is alive again. DELL support visited me and wanted to replace SSD just like that and leave me for working 1 week to restore my complete softwares and apps but I managed convince them it is heating problem. for 2 weeks I'm waiting them to replace the Motherboard and external Power supply&Cable. meantime I work 3 hours without charge then charging 3 hours while PC is OFF etc... in airconditioned room.
Instead laptope will serve my needs, I need to serve the laptop, sounds Great for so expensive laptop ?
I'm so dissapointred DELL !!!!
Fredi
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October 5th, 2022 10:00
This has been the same case for me, you can't work at all while it is charging, once I start charging, it heats up and the fan is too noisy. I have reported very early several problems with the laptop, that kept persistently happening, and apparently they are because of heating issues when I used to use the laptop as a proper workstation.
I am sure this is going to badly affect the life span of such an expensive laptop. One thing that slightly helps, is to have your laptop elevated using a stand, otherwise it becomes impossible to use mine as a regular laptop, not even a workstation.
I had two previous good experiences with dell, but this one is very disappointing, I guess the least they can offer is an extended warranty.
Milea
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October 13th, 2022 12:00
Same problem with Precision 3561! the system is up to date.
I'm so dissapointred DELL.
DELL-Jesse L
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Update = After completing troubleshooting, a DELL-Cares agent setup a part replacement.