Can you touch in any way the heatsink the fan is attached to itself, to determine if it´s hot or not?
If this is also very hot....hmmm...maybe sehr is still some dust within your laptop, not only in the heatsink, also inlet-grids.
If it´s not really hot, it´s also possible that the heat-transfer from cpu to heatsink is less good, for some reason..old grease, loosen heatpipe..whatever
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New paste will solve the heat problem.
It lowered my laptop's GPU/CPU by 10° last I put some on.
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Well 1st thing it's a laptop.
2nd If room temp. is too high cooling pad is kinda useless (hot air collecting around laptop and "cooling pad" only mixing it around).
Try to use some kind of real fan to blow it away if you don't have AC.
Also you maybe need to change thermal paste (GPU and CPU).
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Maybe you should change that paste for CPU. Actually few hours ago I have cleaned my whole PC, and apllied new paste and temperature drop is very high! I should add that i have tower PC, not laptop, but maybe you should consider cleaning it? If you don't want to open this by yourself go to some customer service.
And yes, I have read your post but you said you cleaned fan, you stated nothing about paste or cleaning whole laptop :P
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yeah, i disambled the whole laptop to change the display, and cleaned every place that is reachable without the termal past tho also im planning on changing the past in 2 days, wanted to be sure if that could be the only problem, in my room its around 22-23 degreece..
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60-70 is nothing... if the fan is designed to be silent, & most certainly nothing if this is during actual load usage
this was me while encoding videos yesterday: http://www.kn00tcn.net/kn-laptop-temp-cpu98.png
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Computer is also something about 5 years old :P I'm thinking about little upgrade in future when I will have some spare money. Or when someone will create a game that I will have to play (you know, I bought PS# at the end of its life cycle, just I could play GTA 5 :D).
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From the very little info i could gather from various posts the OP made, sounds like it needs new thermal paste. So when you do replace the paste, make sure you do it for all the area's that needs it. not just one specific place. Also make sure to wipe off the old paste, don't mix old with new.
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cpu fan is 60-70 almost all the time it doesnt stop cooling, i also have a coolingpad, the fan itself was cleaned few days ago... I installed a bridge driver btw from a free program
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