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Open Nitrosense and configure your fan setting.
I enable Coolboost with Max fan.
Please stop giving a wrong information to somebody on this forum.
I think you guys first have to define normal. It kind if normal and abnormal at the same time. OP said it was ok at some default setting safe temp, but he max powered it and the heat generation came with it. So like for max power it is normal to be acting that hot, but might just be a choice the user will have to accept in order to have the performance. Can't have it both ways but I think he wants it both ways.
Emoticorpse, please know that i appearance for your help.
I don't know what to tell you, but I implore you not to make it worst.
In fact, you shouldn’t be going on 80 on a laptop.
80 degree Celsius is known as the Danger Zone.
Once you reach that point, that’s when the throttle and wear and tear happen.