First, the notebook motherboard integrates multiple electronic components, so it is impossible to accurately detect the motherboard temperature. At present, there is an error in detecting the motherboard temperature by software. I suggest you check the temperature of CPU and graphics card through software.
Usually, the temperature of CPU and graphics card is 60-70 degrees, and it will rise to 80-90 degrees when playing games, which is within the normal range. If the environment temperature is high, playing games, running too many programs or the CPU usage rate is too high, the CPU temperature will rise.
Second, if the CPU and graphics card temperature is high, I suggest you refer to the following methods:
1. It is suggested that you pad or add a cooling base at the bottom of your notebook to keep the ventilation smooth.
2. When the system is started, viruses or a large number of program software are loaded, which causes the hardware resources of the machine to be frequently called, resulting in a relatively high temperature of the machine; It is suggested that you can upgrade the anti-virus software of the machine to carry out overall anti-virus and close the startup items that are not commonly used. The method is as follows:
Press Win+R to call the running window, enter msconfig, click OK, select the Start tab, cancel the program that does not need to be started, and then click OK to close the startup of this program.
3. As the dust accumulated in the fan affects the cooling effect, it is suggested that you take time to take your notebook to the service center to check the cleaning of the fan. You can check the address information of the nearest Chinese mainland service center through the following pages of the official website:
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