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I just woke the laptop from suspend and withing 5 minutes, running
TBird and FF, the fan kicked in. I checked the core temp with
lm-sensors and it was at 66°C so I'm thinking 70° is when the fan
sped up. Temp is down to 48° in 3 minutes so the cooling is working.
Wonder why it got so warm so fast? Top shows FF and the flash player
plugin each using about 10% of the CPU but that really varies every
few seconds from that to 20% for FF and then TBird bumps to 10% too
at times. Still, not using much of the CPU it seems.<br>
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On 06/02/2012 08:34 AM, scott.gamble wrote:
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On 06/01/2012 09:05 PM, BrianO'Keefe wrote:
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Is that next Thursday? BTW, I have had the notebook on my lap
for about an hour now and the fan is barely running and I'm not
getting the heat build up on my poor lap at this point.
Thunderbird and FF running-Tbird using about 8% CPU and FF
40-60%. FF seems pretty greedy and though the Toshiba has a
Celeron 550 CPU, it is 2.8 Ghz. The cleaning obviously helped
the heat build up though.<br>
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Gracias<br>
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Brian<br>
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On 06/01/2012 08:56 PM, Ted Pomeroy wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Brian, If this is a laptop are you willing and able to bring it to our
next meeting to see if we can identify all the separate issues? Rob's
point is interesting, but your original question was about Firefox, so
maybe a demonstration and a look at top and dmesg might be
enlightening. Ted P
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I was wondering have you used "lmsensors"- to see what the actual
temperature is?<br>
I did not see the temperature posted? I have to keep an eye of my
graphics cards temp.<br>
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I use the command "watch sensors" that gives me an running update
on the temp of my CPU<br>
and GPU.<br>
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