phoenixv5
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New to this part of the forum, so...... are these questions already asked?
First of, this is based on 3 laptops I saw/used and one I heard about.
I have a Dell Studio 1458 with a Core i5-430M,4GB DDR3 RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon HD5450. Even after they fixed it once, the laptop heats up when it's not on a cooling pad. It's not as intense as it once was, but it's getting worse (it heats up when I use a media player on battery without for 20 mins)!.
The second laptop I checked was my friends Studio 1458, which also has the same problem as mine, even after getting 'repaired' once!
Third, an HP-Pavillion-dv6, which has an ati graphics card and core i7, has heating issues in LINUX!
Last, I heard that even the famous Dell Alienware has heating issues!!!
So my question:
1) Does anyone else have this problem?
2) Do all laptops with graphic cards (ati/nvidia) have heating issues?
3) If not, which laptop with graphic card doesn't have heating issues? (from personal experience not ads).
P.S I'm in India, and the two Studio 1458s were used in High Performance mode as other modes are extremely slow now!
First of, this is based on 3 laptops I saw/used and one I heard about.
I have a Dell Studio 1458 with a Core i5-430M,4GB DDR3 RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon HD5450. Even after they fixed it once, the laptop heats up when it's not on a cooling pad. It's not as intense as it once was, but it's getting worse (it heats up when I use a media player on battery without for 20 mins)!.
The second laptop I checked was my friends Studio 1458, which also has the same problem as mine, even after getting 'repaired' once!
Third, an HP-Pavillion-dv6, which has an ati graphics card and core i7, has heating issues in LINUX!
Last, I heard that even the famous Dell Alienware has heating issues!!!
So my question:
1) Does anyone else have this problem?
2) Do all laptops with graphic cards (ati/nvidia) have heating issues?
3) If not, which laptop with graphic card doesn't have heating issues? (from personal experience not ads).
P.S I'm in India, and the two Studio 1458s were used in High Performance mode as other modes are extremely slow now!