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CPU temps unusually high running GalliumOS #452

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ghost commented 6 years ago

I own an Asus Chromebook C300 (QUAWKS). I flashed it with mrchromebox's Full ROM firmware and then installed Galliumos from the ISO. I've recently noticed that my CPU temps get really high sometimes. For example I was running sudo apt dist-upgrade in the background while playing video on YouTube the other day. I checked CPU temperatures with lm-sensors and they were about 53°C, while when I used Chrome OS they hardly went above 40°. Is this normal or do I have an issue?

colpanek commented 6 years ago

It's the videos. I have the same problem. Those stupid videos on news web pages that you can't shut off will have my LINK toasty in seconds and the fan screaming.

Jim

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I own an Asus Chromebook C300 (QUAWKS). I flashed it with mrchromebox's Full ROM firmware and then installed Galliumos from the ISO. I've recently noticed that my CPU temps get really high sometimes. For example I was running sudo apt dist-upgrade in the background while playing video on YouTube the other day. I checked CPU temperatures with lm-sensors and they were about 53°C, while when I used Chrome OS they hardly went above 40°.

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ghost commented 6 years ago

Well that makes sense as my Chromebook has no fan

dianemc65 commented 6 years ago

@colpanek I had the same problem with my LINK and I just changed thermal paste and it really helps with the temperature problems. Maybe it will help for your fan.

colpanek commented 6 years ago

Well, dry grease would not be surprising in a 5 year old computer. Did you use regular paste or diamond-loaded unicorn dung?

Jim

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@colpanek https://github.com/colpanek I had the same problem with my LINK and I just changed thermal paste and it really helps with the temperature problems. Maybe it will help for your fan.

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dianemc65 commented 6 years ago

I used Arctic Silver 5 and I got temp decrease of like between 7-10 degrees. The thermal paste was really dried