HP Pavilion 15/G6 - powered by AMD Trinity/Kabini/Richland
hiteshlastm
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
I got my 2010AX today and i noticed this ....
The package temp is always around 90's even when idle....
my ques is what is this package temp and is this normal ....
I got my 2010AX today and i noticed this ....
The package temp is always around 90's even when idle....
my ques is what is this package temp and is this normal ....
hiteshlastm
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
My Request to the forum, someone having the same model, please verify the temp of HW moniter
The bottom is perfectly fine.....and only hot when i stress out GPU and CPU.
The core temp result ~ 50 C when idle and upto 68 C when on 100% load
and the freaking package temperature when on load
also GPU temp Appear fine to me
Idle: GPU 1 and 2 both are in the range of 45-46
Furmark Stress: GPU 1 and GPU 2 both in the range of 70 C
HDD temperature is always below 45 C
please with package temp...anyone owning 2010AX Help plz
My Request to the forum, someone having the same model, please verify the temp of HW moniter
The bottom is perfectly fine.....and only hot when i stress out GPU and CPU.
The core temp result ~ 50 C when idle and upto 68 C when on 100% load
and the freaking package temperature when on load
also GPU temp Appear fine to me
Idle: GPU 1 and 2 both are in the range of 45-46
Furmark Stress: GPU 1 and GPU 2 both in the range of 70 C
HDD temperature is always below 45 C
please with package temp...anyone owning 2010AX Help plz
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hiteshlastm
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Above problem : Links updated
This--->
Software used- HW moniter
can you plz verify it if you have the same model or HP 2005AX
Can you plz verify it via HW moniter
My Snap--->
Package temp at idle always at 90 s and at load you can see...
all other values appear fine to me
Above problem : Links updated
This--->
Software used- HW moniter
can you plz verify it if you have the same model or HP 2005AX
Can you plz verify it via HW moniter
My Snap--->
Package temp at idle always at 90 s and at load you can see...
all other values appear fine to me
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Coretemp is right and everything is fine.
Ignore Hardware Monitor's reading. It is wrong.The bottom is perfectly fine.....and only hot when i stress out GPU and CPU.
The core temp result ~ 50 C when idle and upto 68 C when on 100% load
View attachment 7708
and the freaking package temperature when on load
View attachment 7709
also GPU temp Appear fine to me
Idle: GPU 1 and 2 both are in the range of 45-46
Furmark Stress: GPU 1 and GPU 2 both in the range of 70 C
HDD temperature is always below 45 C
please with package temp...anyone owning 2010AX Help plz
Coretemp is right and everything is fine.
Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Yes, its 96-97C. I thought Speccy and CPU HW Monitor showed same temp. :O.
I think this temp is normal. AMD and HP have solved heating prob.
Need to elaborate your situation.
Strange prob.
My laptop has good connectivity. Not best, cant complaint either.
Does anyone know how to get Windows 8 in Rs699? I tried but it asks for 1999. Flipkart says it is 699.
Croma was asking 1500 more. I wanted to get it at 699. Lol
*www.flipkart.com/combo-hp-pavilion...-500gb-win7-hb-1-5gb-graph/p/itmdaa2xq7jnnvch
Above problem : Links updated
Can you plz verify it via HW moniter
My Snap---> View attachment 7710
Package temp at idle always at 90 s and at load you can see...
all other values appear fine to me
Yes, its 96-97C. I thought Speccy and CPU HW Monitor showed same temp. :O.
I think this temp is normal. AMD and HP have solved heating prob.
im having some issue with wifi connectivity, i can connect to modem only if im very close to the modem, if i move away say some 5 steps away, it gets disconnected. any solution ?? thanks in advance
Need to elaborate your situation.
Strange prob.
My laptop has good connectivity. Not best, cant complaint either.
Does anyone know how to get Windows 8 in Rs699? I tried but it asks for 1999. Flipkart says it is 699.
Croma was asking 1500 more. I wanted to get it at 699. Lol
*www.flipkart.com/combo-hp-pavilion...-500gb-win7-hb-1-5gb-graph/p/itmdaa2xq7jnnvch
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hiteshlastm
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
So nice to hear that the same thing is happening to you, this prove that this is normal
.....so happy and satisfied...there can be some calliberation issue with HW moniter....Rest all the temps are fine enough 
So nice to hear that the same thing is happening to you, this prove that this is normal.....so happy and satisfied...there can be some calliberation issue with HW moniter....Rest all the temps are fine enough 
Piyush
Lanaya
Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
hiteshlastm
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Modern graphic intensive games can heat any lappy.....Intel or AMD
Take these advice
* Use good quality cooling pad
* Never play games on battery
Modern graphic intensive games can heat any lappy.....Intel or AMD
Take these advice
* Use good quality cooling pad
* Never play games on battery
Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Did you registered with MS for free upgrade offer?
Did you registered with MS for free upgrade offer?
Sandeep Roy
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
a) which cooling pad do u suggest?
b) Games always when charging.. why?
a) which cooling pad do u suggest?
b) Games always when charging.. why?
Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
I thought AMD has some peculiar problem of heating up more while playing games. I saw figures of 96-97C being mentioned in this thread .
My Dell Core i3 350M(1st gen) with 3GB RAM , no discrete graphics, heats upto 82C while playing F1 2012 on ultra low (on AC power) .
Thus cooling pad is the solution, whether it is Intel or AMD ?
I thought AMD has some peculiar problem of heating up more while playing games. I saw figures of 96-97C being mentioned in this thread .
My Dell Core i3 350M(1st gen) with 3GB RAM , no discrete graphics, heats upto 82C while playing F1 2012 on ultra low (on AC power)
. Thus cooling pad is the solution, whether it is Intel or AMD ?
hiteshlastm
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Re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
That 92-97 lol was a software mistake.......... ...and that was raised by me as you can see...just see the other figures above or below that comment..
This machine ( 2010 AX ) is at freaking cool temp under full load as compared with the figures you get with your i3
....Considering a gr8 GPU which comes with it.
further adding cooling pad will do magic
Old AMD days are gone
AMD rocks
Gaming on battery is not bad particularly.... but it will just heats up the battery cause of high discharge rate which will ultimately going to effect the battery life.....else no prob....
If you are on lappy and playing intensive games then a cooling pad is a must must for you....
For me...i will go for some cheaper option like Cooler Master NotePal L1 as i'm not much into games....I will prefer desktop though
for those who game a lot should go for a more better option and kinda expensive ones.
I thought AMD has some peculiar problem of heating up more while playing games. I saw figures of 96-97C being mentioned in this thread .
My Dell Core i3 350M(1st gen) with 3GB RAM , no discrete graphics, heats upto 82C while playing F1 2012 on ultra low (on AC power)
Thus cooling pad is the solution, whether it is Intel or AMD ?
That 92-97 lol was a software mistake..........
...and that was raised by me as you can see...just see the other figures above or below that comment..This machine ( 2010 AX ) is at freaking cool temp under full load as compared with the figures you get with your i3
....Considering a gr8 GPU which comes with it.further adding cooling pad will do magic
Old AMD days are gone
AMD rocks
Gaming on battery is not bad particularly.... but it will just heats up the battery cause of high discharge rate which will ultimately going to effect the battery life.....else no prob....
If you are on lappy and playing intensive games then a cooling pad is a must must for you....
For me...i will go for some cheaper option like Cooler Master NotePal L1 as i'm not much into games....I will prefer desktop though
for those who game a lot should go for a more better option and kinda expensive ones.