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XPS2 Temperature Question

post #1 of 5
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My XPS seems to run a lot hotter than my two friends' machines. I have already sucked out what dust I could from the external fan vents, but I have not opened up and cleaned out the machine.

Idle, my cpu runs around 67-76 degrees Celcius and while running a game like World of Warcraft it gets up to 93-95 degrees Celcius.

My GPU temperature keeps pace with my CPU temperature and is normally only 1 or 2 degrees different, sometimes hotter, sometimes colder.

The questions is, is this very wrong or normal? I have the extended service contract with next day at home service. Should I call and request service to fix this? Will opening the unit to clean the fans void my service contract?

Any advice or comments is appreciated. If anyone has run into this problem already, please let me know how you handled it.

Thanks.

EDIT:

right now with nothing running my temps are:

CPU : 67
GPU: 69
DIMM: 52
North Bridge: 52
HD: 34
post #2 of 5
The cpu temperature does seem a tad higher than it should be on normal operation but the GPU is running exactly as it should be.
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Originally Posted by DELL-Machina
The cpu temperature does seem a tad higher than it should be on normal operation but the GPU is running exactly as it should be.
Do you think running 93-95 celcius while gaming is normal? Based on what I know I should be in the 50's-60's tops.
post #4 of 5
No your temps are not normal. Here are my idle temps.



CPU - 33
GPU - 50
DIMM - 46
North Bridge - 46
Hard drive - 41
post #5 of 5
When I had the XPS2 keep in mind i also had mine pinmodded the unit ran 70c tops.
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