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Hehe, I was just going to start a post, I am experiencing super hot temps on the back where the processor is at. The mousepad isn't that hot though. I checked in my bios to see if I could make the fans run at max, but no where does it let me select that option. Any ideas? I am on a linux based OS 0_0 Also, mine gets so hot, that it goes into hibernation mode to cool off and wont let me get out unless I physically restart the pc.



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Like i said, its not too bad. The old P-4M machine we used to have ran at load about 75 degrees, so that shouldnt be too hot. It could be the battery, in which case you might want to take it in for maintnence, as it could cause a fire and explosionl.


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Ok, thank you for your help.

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