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Ubuntu 12.10 has 80 Degree Celsius laptop temperature

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http://askubuntu.com – My laptop seems to be wobbling between 70-85 degrees Celsius. I'm pretty sure this isn't normal, as my laptop is shutting itself off nearly every two hours. PLEASE help. Inspiron 15R Laptop I forgot to mention. I do not have this issue AT ALL when I boot with Windows 8. (HowTos)

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Whenever I use Flash or Java on my laptop, my CPU temperature rises really fast. Yesterday, it became 90 degrees Celsius. Is there any way to fix this?

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I have noticed that running Ubuntu causes my laptop to heat up a lot more than Windows 7. It's an i7 processor clocked @ 2ghz. I'm not sure if this is normal, but I just wanted to know.

My laptop runs at usually 39% when I am using Windows 7, but after about 2 hours of Ubuntu use, I found it to be at 47% when I had restarted to Windows.

I wonder why when I am using Ubuntu, my laptop temperature increases. It's around 62 degrees or less. I am already using Jupiter and have set it to power saving mode but if I use maximum performance the temperature can reach 70 degrees or more.

I upgraded my laptop to ubuntu 12.10 and my laptop temperature went extremely high. It's over 80 degrees Celcius on idle and it can easily go to 87C with just a little browsing. On 90C my laptop shuts down. I am pretty sure it's 12.10 problem because I didn't have this problem with previous releases.

I'm running 12.04 with Gnome Shell on a Samsung NC10, and my computer is running hot as hell.

My husband has Natty Narwhal on his Dell Inspiron 1525 laptop.

He wants me to wipe the hard drive and install 12.04 from a CD.

I have a dual boot laptop, of lubuntu and windows 7. I really like ubuntu, and I rarely boot on to windows 7 now. However, one issue that I could not resolve, was that my hard drive heats up on every ubuntu variant that I have tried. I already have tried cleaning dust out of my laptop,and proprietary graphic drivers (Nvidia Gt540M) are installed, and bumblebee is running well.

fan & cpu temperature 3 years 24 weeks ago

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