Can anyone help me how can I turn off the heating on my Windows 11 machine? Thanks.
The only other explanation I can think of is having a Bitcoin miner installed called System Idle Process.
I don't know when was the last time I heard the fan was stopped, not in the past few days. (Yes, I tried to turn it off and on again.)
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•How's the GPU doing? Is it integrated in CPU or dedicated? How close are they? Do they share the heat pipe? Is cooling okay?
You CPU seems to pick up 15W only, which I can't imagine how can do 95°C...
Btw, I'd try procexp as well, it has some more details.
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•Gabor Heja
•@deejayy It's an HP laptop, procexp says the same, the GPU is integrated, an Intel Iris XE.
There are VMs running and now showing up in task manager - I caught this after posting, paused them, temperature dropped to 60 °C, fan still working.
I'll take apart and clean it next. Thanks for checking and asking!
Heinz-Dieter Lühmann
•Gabor Heja
•Gabor Heja
•@heinelo Just an update: I realized I don't have my screwdriver set and any thermal paste w me, so it has to wait. I reset the BIOS, there seems to be no change. After boot, only logging in and starting the hardware monitor and task manager it settles around 48 °C and 2.5 W power consumption for the CPU.
Interestingly the CPU clock is always at the highest.
Also, I found out my Ubuntu VMs have 8% of software interrupt CPU usage constantly, 2000 local timer interrupts per sec.
/cc @deejayy
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•(I say no to ultra-low-power toy cpus)