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2) CPU usage means nothing if you average every core together. It's clearly using enough to cause the cpu to hit 93 degrees C... you're obviously not only using 3%.
3) Cooler booster is a gimmick because the form factor is inherently limiting. Running your fans at full throttle isn't going to solve a laptops inherent air flow issue or dissipate heat quickly enough, with how laptops are designed. That's all "cooler booster" does; it just ramps your fans up.
4) Most people have pre-builts with cost saving cooling, or cpu vendor cooling solutions which are generally terrible. It's not a good metric to go by, so I'll tell you what my home built PC temperatures are.
5) Bad overclocks.
Over the the week I haven't shut my PC down and played dozens of hours of this game, so I have a log of the maximum temps each core has hit. The max temperature my CPU cores have been 64C-67C depending on the core. And that's including work related stuff that pushes my CPU and GPU.
This is most definitely a combination of form factor (laptop), inadequate air flow, improperly blocked vents (unless you're using a laptop stand) and cheap and/or improperly installed cooling solutions.
The game adds extra heat to the CPU if the player uses the in-game frame limiter, It's a known bug.
The solution is to not use the in-game frame limiter. Lowering the monitor refresh rate to 60 for example and using v-sync is the best way to keep temps cool on your PC with this game.
Listen carefully:
Helldivers 2 is VERY demanding on resources, both through GPU and CPU. Your CPU showing 3% on the ship is your monitoring tool being incorrect. The high temp is accurate because your CPU should be maxing itself out, or close to and same applies to the GPU. Most people that play games know NOTHING about framerates and how higher frames cost more hardware resources, causing more heat, raising the power bill and overall shortening the lifespan of your hardware. This is why I use RTSS to limit frames in games. Odds are you are playing with unlocked framerates, causing your GPU to turn into a jet engine, and due to how Helldivers 2 works, also your CPU. If your computer crashes due to Helldivers 2, then you have bad cooling, that's the honest truth. I've had to upgrade my CPU cooling from fan to AIO because of these exact same crashes in other games in the past and never happened again since.
TLDR: Use a framerate limiter, whether in the game or externally. Try 30fps and see how your computer suddenly stops sounding like it's about to explode.
You're the one being absurd here. You own the game, you can check it out yourself. Enable the in-game frame limiter, monitor your CPU temps while playing. Disable the in-game frame limiter, monitor your CPU temps while playing.
There's a huge difference between the temperatures. It's a known bug. Here's a video some other user made of the thing: https://youtu.be/XtKX3UzOfd4
https://steamcommunity.com/app/553850/discussions/0/4339851480058081940/?ctp=4
My solution? A >proper cooling solution< and proper BIOS settings. I could run a torture test all day long without my system dying.
The game is not the issue here. It is your system not being stable under high loads. Any high load will push your computer overboard if you have overheating issues. Not just a single demanding game.
please read the whole thread before you spew garbage, this is THE ONLY game this happens in. many other people have the same issue, it IS a known bug in the game. stop trolling and go do something useful
What's interesting is that if I reboot the game enough times I will eventually get it to behave normally. As in, I'll be able to play for several hours without the temperature going over 60. But the next time I close the game and open it again, it'll go back to 95 instantly.
This has never happened with any other game. And a simple search will yield hundreds of people complaining about the same thing. So yes, it is the game, not the CPUs.
I have normal CPU temps on my 5800X3D after disabling the in-game frame limiter. I set my 144 Hz 4k monitor down to 60 Hz instead, enabled V-sync and it works best as a frame limiter in this game, better than the in-game limiter or Radeon Chill.
If I use the in-game frame limiter, it'll push the CPU temps above 80 Celsius degrees. Without it, it's in the 60's during the missions.