My XPS1530 graphics card CPU temperature is too high after booting up

Who said that 1530 is the most serious one of the graphics card doors, upstairs does not investigate and has no right to speak.

The 1530 graphics card has very, very few problems.

On the contrary, 1420 and 1520 are a little more.

Besides, even if the warranty is over, isn't there still a year of spare parts exchange service specifically for graphics cards?

You have no problem using it for so long now, but there will be a problem after the warranty.

Speaking of which, it's still your own heart, and it's unfounded.

Even if you change the motherboard now, you will still change the batch of chips from 08.

Maybe you might as well have this in your hands.

Don't worry, I also use 1530, and it's normal to boot up cpu50+ gpu60+ in summer.

The 1530 is still a very good machine.

Not particularly high

Because the ambient temperature is high

Within normal limits

This is not a problem, Dell will not change it for you, you can change the graphics card heatsink yourself

Different computers, the heat dissipation effect is different, as long as it does not affect the normal use, the general computer has a high temperature protection, and it will automatically shut down after reaching that temperature. In addition, you can look for your model's forums to communicate with other users, and if everyone is similar, it won't be your dust problem.

Sometimes the temperature sensor circuit may be damaged, resulting in inaccurate measurement.

8600mgt and 8400mgt broke out last year the graphics card heat dissipation failure, at that time many brands had a strategy to replace the graphics card, Dell was the most serious one at that time, you can replace the graphics card chip for free, the time has passed a year, I don't know if I can continue to replace it now.

Last year, it was called a black screen door, and many machines caused high temperature black screen due to G86 and G84 core failures, it is recommended that you continue to use it and send it for repair.

Is there a problem with the fan to change the fan.

1. Simply add a heat dissipation base.

2. Unblock the heat dissipation air duct of the notebook.

3. Clean the heat dissipation system of the notebook.

4. Clean the cooling fan.

5. Remove the heat sink, clean the thermal grease of the CPU and graphics card chip, and reapply the thermal grease.

6. Replace the whole set of radiators and fans.

Got dust? Or poisoned? Let's redo the computer first. If it doesn't work, open the book and see if the fan inside is turning. There is not a lot of ash.

Master Lu defaults to 75 readings and calls the police.

Recently, the temperature is more than 30 degrees, more than 60 degrees for normal use, more than 70 degrees for playing games, it is recommended to prepare to clean up the dust (about a year of use) I only gave them a processor today, the graphics card machines, the original 100 ° Now more than 60 ° If it is a computer that has not been bought for a long time, you can find after-sales processing.

How long have you been buying it, the gray heat dissipation is not good, and the new one will go to the boss to settle accounts!!

Do a regular cleanup.

Add a cooling base.

The temperature of your boot hardware is normal, if the machine is running and the card is due to a software problem, first see if it is poisoned, whether the C disk space is occupied too much, whether there are too many background execution programs, whether there are too many system junk files, whether there are a series of reasons such as program collision. Just because you don't have the program open doesn't mean the background isn't running. According to what you added, if you find that there is a problem with your CPU heatsink, you first confirm whether the CPU fan can rotate normally, if the fan can rotate normally, then remove the heatsink and clean up the dust with a brush, and then make up some silicone between the heatsink and the CPU.

If it can't be solved, it will be sent for inspection.

The contact between the heatsink and the display chip may not be very good.

It's silicone grease, a white or gray toothpaste-like substance, with a certain oiliness, and the sticky metal strip is part of the heat sink (used to conduct heat), and it should also be connected to the heat sink fins (the part blown by the fan) and the heat dissipation base (contact chip).

The heat sink is either pressed on the chip, or a little silicone grease is applied to the chip, and then the heat sink is installed smoothly.

In addition to the reasons mentioned above, I would like to add that if your computer has been used for more than half a year and the environment is poor, such as a lot of dust, it is time to clean it. I haven't cleaned my computer once a year, and it's very hot at the beginning of every day, and the graphics card temperature and CPU temperature are straight up. I took it to the customer service for cleaning, but the customer service staff said that the dust inside blocked the exhaust port and couldn't dissipate heat at all.

In addition, cleaning is free of charge during the warranty period.

High! It's really high, and the heat dissipation is not good.

Clean the dust from the CPU fan, graphics card fan, and oil the fan.

When did the landlord buy the machine? It's hot right now...

Generally speaking, the temperature of the graphics card when entering a game in full screen does not change much, but the temperature of the CPU will rise dramatically, and vice versa when entering a game in a window.

The radiator is not good!! Clean up the dust and reapply the thermal adhesive, and if it doesn't work, you need to replace the radiator.

Is your computer new or old, and if it's old, it's time to clean up the dust on the CPU.

Reduce the resolution and refresh rate of your desktop Then buy a notebook base to bring a fan Take a look at it, if it doesn't work, you can only replace the fan of this book It is estimated that the silicone inside is dry or there is a lot of dust causing poor heat dissipation.

Notebooks are like this, no way, at least in the field of notebooks, there are still very few effective cooling methods, cooling fans are okay, in other words, notebook manufacturers are constantly putting p to say that so-and-so technology improves heat dissipation, but you must know that the notebook is just like this, the space is so small, and you want to have strong performance and good heat dissipation, it is even more impossible.

The original definition of a notebook was a business portable computer that doesn't last long but can be carried effectively.

And today's gaming notebook heat dissipation problem can not be effectively solved, and the large chassis space of a desktop computer cannot perfectly solve the problem of heat dissipation.

The maintenance service station, it is OK to clean up the dust, and the ash blocks the air outlet, resulting in the heat not being dissipated.

Now it's hot, you go clean up the dust and make up the silicone between the heatsink and the CPU.

Clean up the dust; Use the cooling base This is a must-have for the HP low-end Compaq Liberty series <

CPU: between 40-50; Above 60 will be very stuck. If you are above 70, you are ready to buy a new CPU <

Not on the 2nd floor; The CPU self-insurance program is generally set at about 90 degrees; 90 degrees will be very stuck<

The CQ series is still designed with a shared heat pipe between the CPU and the GPU; That is, the temperature of the CPU and the GPU will not differ much. The temperature depends on the room temperature. My feeling is that the heat dissipation is not bad; The BIOS starts the fan from around 50 degrees.

When left to stand, the temperature is about 50 degrees Celsius. Continuous high-intensity work; The maximum temperature can reach about 65 degrees; It won't exceed 70 degrees. More dust does affect heat dissipation; Moreover, CQ's heat dissipation fins are relatively dense; It is easier to accumulate dust.

The most hateful thing is; The process of CQ dismantling and cleaning is very troublesome; Almost everything on the fuselage was dismantled; to remove the radiator. This is a big disadvantage for people with poor hands-on skills. Hope it helps.

1 Master Lu's software is sometimes undetectable, 2 You have to touch the exhaust outlet to see if it is very hot, if there is really a temperature of 80 degrees, it is quite hot to touch with your hands. 3. You can change to other tests, soft tests, and make a comparison.

It's high at boot, and I haven't encountered it yet. However, you can put something underneath the book to help cool down.

The radiator inside your laptop is already clogged with dust. Try cleaning up the dust. This problem of cleaning up dust is best solved by a professional. It's hard to listen to the dismantling.

Ask about after-sales, it's not that the virus accounts for resources, so there shouldn't be such a situation.

If the memory is too small, the cooling fan may be broken;

Use Disk Cleanup to clean up the system junk files;

Check whether the heat vents are clean;

It is recommended to buy a *** heat dissipation bracket to help the computer dissipate heat;

Turn off some useless running programs to reduce the burden on the fan;

The CPU is removed and reinstalled, and the fan is not in good contact with the CPU.

If the machine is turned on more than 80 degrees, it must be abnormal. Generally speaking, it is the fan or heat vent where there is dust, if it is convenient, it is recommended to go to the HP Gold after-sales service to find a staff to help clean up, well, this is not charged. If it's really inconvenient and you have a strong ability to do it yourself, you can take a look at the tutorials on the Internet and dismantle it yourself.

If you are afraid that you will disassemble it yourself, find a place to repair the notebook to help remove the card and clean up the dust. Well, if you go to a personal repair shop, be sure to let him disassemble and assemble in front of you to prevent replacement!

Hope it helps!

Check it with everest and check the speed of the fan by the way.

If this is still the case, it will be sent to the warranty station It is estimated that the fan is broken, or there is a lot of dust, and it is sent to the warranty station for cleaning This has little to do with the system It is all a hardware problem.

It is recommended to send it directly to the warranty station If it is not detected by Master Nu wrongly, then it is obvious that there is a problem with the hardware or a cleaning problem It is useless to increase heat dissipation It has little to do with the model I use cq35 I admit that the heat dissipation is not good It is not so powerful.

I don't know which model of HP you're talking about,Like 441 series,The temperature is indeed relatively high,The temperature should be sixty or seventy degrees under normal use,Seventy or eighty degrees at full load is normal,If the temperature is so high after just turning on the machine,It can basically be a heat dissipation problem,If you have strong hands-on ability, you can disassemble the machine,It is estimated that the air outlet of the fan must be blocked。

When judging, you can put your hand on the air outlet when the machine is in normal use to see if there is obvious hot air blowing out, if the air volume is very small, the air outlet is blocked.

It's definitely not a problem with the system, it's an old hardware. If you guessed correctly, your computer is not new and may be a little older. If it's new, the hardware isn't good. It has nothing to do with software.

Don't be in a hurry about this, if you can, it is recommended to remove the fan, apply some silicone to the CPU, and replace it with a fan.

If it's a book, then this temperature is normal, and many books are like this. You can buy another cooling pad. Buy a good one. There is also the need to clean the ash frequently, the fan port is so big, and the dust is blocked when there is more.

If the desktop is not a big deal, it may be too dirty, and the case will be full of ash and the heat dissipation will be poor.

The fan vent is blocked, just clean it up.

Is there something in front of the host You look at the host fan.

Change the fan and clean the dust from the case.

Ben or Taiwan? Specifically, what was the original situation?

System problems, it may be that the software installed in the recent period of time has an abnormality that causes the system to be slow.

Usually we reinstall the system for such problems, and if you don't want to install it, you can use it.

What is your temperature If you don't play games, the temperature of the CPU graphics card and motherboard is 20-30 degrees higher than the room temperature, which is normal, if it is exceeded, it may be **open soldering, so it is recommended that you check it.

Look at your addition, if it's not a weather problem, then it must be the hardware that is open and welded, go check it.

I've had this situation before, it turned out that I needed to add heat insulation oil, and then I took off the fan and casually smeared a little face oil (no heat insulation oil) on the back of the fan to solve it.

The normal operating temperature of the CPU is room temperature 30°. For example, room temperature 30°. CPU 60° doesn't make a difference.

However, your condition can confirm that it is poor heat dissipation.

1.The weather is too hot, and the heat of the chassis cannot be dissipated. It is recommended to use it in an air-conditioned room, or turn on the case and use an electric fan to blow it.

The temperature is too high, after excluding the dust factor, it is likely that the thermal grease is aging, and try to replace it with a new silicone grease (this is the problem with my home computer).

3.Check whether the top of the columnar capacitor of the motherboard is bulging, bursting, etc., and if so, go to the maintenance office as soon as possible to replace it.

Since you have ruled out the influence of dust, then there is another cause of poor heat dissipation, that is, there is a problem with the heat transfer between the radiator and the CPU, which is mainly caused by the contact area. There is also the issue of the use environment. 50+ degrees for the graphics card and 40+ degrees for the motherboard hard disk are normal, so don't worry.

Replace the radiator with another one, or apply silicone grease. Don't apply too much.

There is a problem with the power supply of the motherboard.

Caused by virtual soldering.