@@liabbasov9348 Nope, not normal at all, the cpu will degrade faster if it runs at those temps for a long time, I repasted my cpu and gpu with ptm7950 so my cpu is pretty much always under 80 degrees, this video is after the repaste so definetely watch it th-cam.com/video/WQ7Tl_SMHFI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nxHR-CaQQdaQbuw4
@@liabbasov9348 Your gpu temps are fine as long as that temp is with the gpu utilization at 100%, your cou temps aren't great but as long as it doesn't exceed 90 degrees it should be fine, also depends on what cpu you have.
@@liabbasov9348 Well, the only that can fix yout temps are by repasting your laptops thermal paste, but I don't recommend you do that yourself unless you have experience with working on laptops.
@@nermax7022 Already run them at max fan speed, hp just uses the worst thermal paste ever, I will switch the shitty thermal paste that hp uses for ptm7950 soon, I saw someone reduce their cpu temps by more than 20 degrees with ptm7950 so it should work quite well for my laptop aswell. The main issue is the cpu temps as my gpu has never hit the thermal throttle limit in games, when the cpu goes near 100 degrees it also heats up the gpu as they are right next to each other and share the same heatpipes, that's why my gpu temps are so high in fortnite despite it only using 90 watts on average.
@@muadzdatau8612 You need to download the beta version of afterburner on the msi website instead of the final version, the final version doesn't show cpu temps for some reason, and make sure to enable cpu temps in the monitoring settings for afterburner aswell.
@@adhisetya2957 Im not sure, I personally use a 2tb kingston fury renegade so if you wish to upgrade your ssd, than the fury renegade might be worth going for.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarks Is that true? I've read and seen the picture on techpowerup that the 2tb version is dual sided, there are chips on both side (surface) of the SSD
@@fahreldaffa No, but thanks to the caso feature a mux switch barely matters anymore, watch this video to see the difference th-cam.com/video/6WN52oBziLU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=awzgWotlGIab_mFm
@@iqbalputra9139 Probably the 75 watt gpu tgp, in my case I changed the default vga bios from 75 to 140 watts tho the laptop can only supply upto 130 watts tho the 4060 doesn't gain any performance after 100 watts. The build quality is pretty good but the thermal paste hp uses is horrible as shown by my cpu and gpu temps in some games, im gonna replace the stock thermal paste with ptm7950 soon so I'll post an update video once that is done.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarksis there any thermal problem after switching the power limit of the gpu? Also yes please keep me up to date, ill probably do that too if the laptop runs games or lower temperature even slightly better
@@iqbalputra9139 Most of the time no, only if the cpu hits like 100 degrees, and in the first couple weeks there were none, only recently, probably due to bad thermal paste, also do you mind subbing to the channel? I have many more benchmarks with my laptop on the way and I will also soon start posting benchmarks of my 4070 super ryzen 7 5700x3d desktop pc.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarksis there noticable drops when playing games for a long session? Also yes i have subbed to you, keep doing what u doing my dude
4:35 cpu 97 degrees. İs it normal? How many hours can i play at 85-97 degrees?
@@liabbasov9348 Nope, not normal at all, the cpu will degrade faster if it runs at those temps for a long time, I repasted my cpu and gpu with ptm7950 so my cpu is pretty much always under 80 degrees, this video is after the repaste so definetely watch it th-cam.com/video/WQ7Tl_SMHFI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nxHR-CaQQdaQbuw4
@VoornePuttenBenchmarks i play war thunder cpu temp is always 85-88 degrees. Gpu is 70-75. how many hours can i use in this temps?
@@liabbasov9348 Your gpu temps are fine as long as that temp is with the gpu utilization at 100%, your cou temps aren't great but as long as it doesn't exceed 90 degrees it should be fine, also depends on what cpu you have.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarks we use same cpu
@@liabbasov9348 Well, the only that can fix yout temps are by repasting your laptops thermal paste, but I don't recommend you do that yourself unless you have experience with working on laptops.
You could probably use a llano cooling pad to help with the temps.
Or just run the fans to the maximum.
@@nermax7022 Already run them at max fan speed, hp just uses the worst thermal paste ever, I will switch the shitty thermal paste that hp uses for ptm7950 soon, I saw someone reduce their cpu temps by more than 20 degrees with ptm7950 so it should work quite well for my laptop aswell.
The main issue is the cpu temps as my gpu has never hit the thermal throttle limit in games, when the cpu goes near 100 degrees it also heats up the gpu as they are right next to each other and share the same heatpipes, that's why my gpu temps are so high in fortnite despite it only using 90 watts on average.
how to show cpu temp ? on my msi afterbuner is impossible
@@muadzdatau8612 You need to download the beta version of afterburner on the msi website instead of the final version, the final version doesn't show cpu temps for some reason, and make sure to enable cpu temps in the monitoring settings for afterburner aswell.
This laptop only has 1 port SSD gen4 right? Can you replace the SSD with dual sided ones? Or it has to be singel sided SSD?
@@adhisetya2957 Im not sure, I personally use a 2tb kingston fury renegade so if you wish to upgrade your ssd, than the fury renegade might be worth going for.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarks is that dual sided or single sided?
@@adhisetya2957 Single sided.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarks Is that true? I've read and seen the picture on techpowerup that the 2tb version is dual sided, there are chips on both side (surface) of the SSD
@@adhisetya2957 Seems like the 2tb model is indeed double sided, whereas the 1tb model and lower are single sided.
How is the battery for this laptop sir?
@@fahreldaffa Pretty good, on eco mode with like 50% brightness it can last for hours, I use it as my school laptop aswell.
@ does this laptop have mux switch?
@@fahreldaffa No, but thanks to the caso feature a mux switch barely matters anymore, watch this video to see the difference th-cam.com/video/6WN52oBziLU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=awzgWotlGIab_mFm
yo dude im considering buying the exact laptop you have, what is the biggest negative you have with yours?
@@iqbalputra9139 Probably the 75 watt gpu tgp, in my case I changed the default vga bios from 75 to 140 watts tho the laptop can only supply upto 130 watts tho the 4060 doesn't gain any performance after 100 watts.
The build quality is pretty good but the thermal paste hp uses is horrible as shown by my cpu and gpu temps in some games, im gonna replace the stock thermal paste with ptm7950 soon so I'll post an update video once that is done.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarksis there any thermal problem after switching the power limit of the gpu?
Also yes please keep me up to date, ill probably do that too if the laptop runs games or lower temperature even slightly better
@@iqbalputra9139 Most of the time no, only if the cpu hits like 100 degrees, and in the first couple weeks there were none, only recently, probably due to bad thermal paste, also do you mind subbing to the channel? I have many more benchmarks with my laptop on the way and I will also soon start posting benchmarks of my 4070 super ryzen 7 5700x3d desktop pc.
@@VoornePuttenBenchmarksis there noticable drops when playing games for a long session?
Also yes i have subbed to you, keep doing what u doing my dude
@@iqbalputra9139 Luckily no, the cpu and gpu manage to keep high clocks no matter what so performance remains the same, even after playing for hours.