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Romba_89   01-21-2012 at 09:45:27 AM

Hello,
2 weeks ago i bought a new dell n5110 i7 2670QM system with gt525 dedicated graphics and when im doing average work on this machine the cpu and gpu temps are on average around 49C - 65C, but when i do graphic intensive tasks the temperatures would rise to as high as 90C very quickly. So im a little worried as to this is abnormal and harmful to the laptop!!! plz someone help on this stats!!!!!

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tlmck   01-21-2012 at 10:09:36 AM

Sounds a bit high to me. Since it is a recent purchase, I would contact Dell support and describe your problem to them.

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Romba_89   01-28-2012 at 01:12:21 PM

thnx fr the tip anyway. bt isn't there anyway other than contacting dell, to identify that there is something wrong with my laptop coz i've bought this one via a third party vendor as DELL itself is not available in my country!!!

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tlmck   01-28-2012 at 01:19:20 PM

Other than going to a Dell support web site and checking the info there, the only other thing I could suggest is a laptop repair shop. Laptops are so integrated, it would be next to impossible for a consumer to fix. It could be several things causing it including defective assembly and/or components.

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Romba_89   01-28-2012 at 01:32:53 PM

yeah, I better get this to the dealer i bought it from!

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