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my friend also has the same model laptop, and there also, speccy is acting exactly the same as it did on mine.

the HP engineer slobbered the APU with thermal paste, i mean like he put WAAAY TO MUCH paste there, and i am sure when the heat-sink sat in, the paste would have spread out of the die area and into the surrounding region.

Yeah i think i read about CPUID and coreTemp both getting their info from the diodes/sensors underneath the chip.Īre the softwares giving strange readings suited to your mb and CPU? i would like to know if there is any potential damage it may cause ? Do monitors have this compatibility issue ? i wasnt aware of this. However, on my desktop - coreTemp, CPUID, speccy all three agree, maybe because the hardware is old and was easily compatible with the versions i tried. But in my laptop, CPUID ( OpenHardwareMonitor ) seems to be giving the correct readings, whereas Speccy makes the cpu go upto 85+.

and i think it really MAKES the cpu go to 85+ instead of just showing wrong data, because the exhaust air feels very hot once Speccy starts running. Maybe speccy isnt compatible with the HP+win8 combination. Iv ran kaspersky scans (without ever starting speccy after turning on the laptop) yesterday, and even with full load, the apu temp stayed under control and the exhaust air was much cooler than even in idle+speccy mode.

I think i remember that coreTemp also showed believable (35-45 temp range) readings, but i didnt notice at that point that turning on speccy was causing the temperature rise.Note: Piriform has developed different applications for Windows 10 users that would assist them in performing various tasks like maintenance and optimization that would result in a smooth and flawless pc with enhanced performance.ĬCleaner: This utility is an all-in-one optimization tool for your computer that cleans, maintains, and organizes your PC.ĭefraggler: This tool defragments your internal and external hard drives or individual files and supports HDD and SSD with all file systems.