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HTC one x laggy over 50 °C

Is anyone have same issue
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If it is really 50'C, then it is overheating and it should be let cool down.

alexxx26 said:
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How the hell you get 50*C ?

Playing Glowball
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alexxx26 said:
Playing Glowball
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Use colder balls from now on lol
Glowball=everything on the OneX works with maximum ... let your phone cool down from time to time

muamers said:
How the hell you get 50*C ?
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I managed to get mine up to 57C a couple of days ago. Running Copilot while on car charger on car dashboard on a hot sunny day. Didn't realise until I took it off dashboard and it was too hot to comfortably hold. Scary, but it survived fine. I shall be a bit more careful in future - don't really like the idea of it getting quite that hot.

Does anyone get yellow spots when it gets that hot?
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Only when I look directly into the sun.

I haven't met this kind of case.

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Does anyone get yellow spots when it gets that hot?
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Yes, I used to have a yellow spot on top of the screen when using the phone normally, but is now only really noticable when it gets hot.

Mine got to 50C today while playing Riptide GP.
Normally it gets to about 48C but I put the game on the highest resolution in the settings menu and it went to over 50C :-o
This is with the newest firmware 1.29.401.11.
Does anyone else experience this?

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I got 51%-55% when playing Dead Space LOL
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And maybe it get this hot because when playing DeadSpace the brightness turn 100 automaticly
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I think there's also the issue of ambient temperature. Right now in my office the temperature of my phone charging is 27ºC. I presume it's because my office stores dead bodies and so we don't get sick from the smell they leave the thermostat set to 'arctic'. At home where we haven't turned the AC on yet (and the inside temp hovers around 80ºF) my phone gets to 50ºC just web browsing.

berek9999 said:
I managed to get mine up to 57C a couple of days ago. Running Copilot while on car charger on car dashboard on a hot sunny day. Didn't realise until I took it off dashboard and it was too hot to comfortably hold. Scary, but it survived fine. I shall be a bit more careful in future - don't really like the idea of it getting quite that hot.
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I have had exactly the same happen to me with Copilot on a sunny day! Had to shut the phone down and position it by a aircon vent in the car. Don't know how hot it got, but too hot to handle comfortably.
I wonder if Copilot is the culprit here? Anyone had the same with Navigon, etc?

Alpha4 said:
I have had exactly the same happen to me with Copilot on a sunny day! Had to shut the phone down and position it by a aircon vent in the car. Don't know how hot it got, but too hot to handle comfortably.
I wonder if Copilot is the culprit here? Anyone had the same with Navigon, etc?
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I suspect that any navigation app is going to hammer the phone. There's an awful lot of processing going on. Plus the screen will be on full brightness in the car which doesn't help much.

Alpha4 said:
I have had exactly the same happen to me with Copilot on a sunny day! Had to shut the phone down and position it by a aircon vent in the car. Don't know how hot it got, but too hot to handle comfortably.
I wonder if Copilot is the culprit here? Anyone had the same with Navigon, etc?
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I am using Navigon.Everything was normal on a sunny shining day(30C too) but i missed the charging cable it was running on battery so its not quite a good comparison but its a guide i think. No overheating no yellow spots nothing at all

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I think there's also the issue of ambient temperature. Right now in my office the temperature of my phone charging is 27ºC. I presume it's because my office stores dead bodies and so we don't get sick from the smell they leave the thermostat set to 'arctic'. At home where we haven't turned the AC on yet (and the inside temp hovers around 80ºF) my phone gets to 50ºC just web browsing.
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Aren't dead bodies supposed to be stored in mortuarys... Though theres a few in our office that could pass for dead sometimes.

Alpha4 said:
I have had exactly the same happen to me with Copilot on a sunny day! Had to shut the phone down and position it by a aircon vent in the car. Don't know how hot it got, but too hot to handle comfortably.
I wonder if Copilot is the culprit here? Anyone had the same with Navigon, etc?
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I see there's an update to Copilot today that "fully supports the One X". It'll be interesting to see if it helps with the temperature problem.

Weird heat while charging

Hi,
i've been using the GNEX for almost 3 months, it had been rooted and used the AOKP ROM since i have bought my phone. And just last night, while i charge my phone as usual when i got home then i went to a bath, then when i came out and pick up the phone, the back left hand corner is producing a lot of heat!! then i unplug the usb cable immediately and turn off my phone, after around 3 mins, till the phone had cooled down and i thought it was just the cable's problem, so i switch the Nexus S' usb cable instead of the GNEX original one, and it happens again in just 3mins!! so i switched the battery again which both of them are original ones, charge it with my phone on. and it just happens again!!! so i switched off my phone and charge it, and it just charge normally without generating weird heat...! strange!! so do anyone know what's going on with my phone?? should i unroot it and take it back to samsung? please, needed help!! THX!!
bosco

superbaby0528 said:
Hi,
i've been using the GNEX for almost 3 months, it had been rooted and used the AOKP ROM since i have bought my phone. And just last night, while i charge my phone as usual when i got home then i went to a bath, then when i came out and pick up the phone, the back left hand corner is producing a lot of heat!! then i unplug the usb cable immediately and turn off my phone, after around 3 mins, till the phone had cooled down and i thought it was just the cable's problem, so i switch the Nexus S' usb cable instead of the GNEX original one, and it happens again in just 3mins!! so i switched the battery again which both of them are original ones, charge it with my phone on. and it just happens again!!! so i switched off my phone and charge it, and it just charge normally without generating weird heat...! strange!! so do anyone know what's going on with my phone?? should i unroot it and take it back to samsung? please, needed help!! THX!!
bosco
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weird heat... that doesnt say much since the way you described it might be weird for someone and normal for someone else. whats the battery temperature? whats the cpu temperature?

You've had your phone for nearly 3 months and this is the first time it's getting hot? LOL anyway sounds like something is using the cpu...
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hows this for weird heat? but its not really weird, its normal for being at 1689/1689mhz, running a bunch of benchmarks, wirelessly tethering, and being plugged in.. 100C cpu temp and 109.4 battery temp
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hows this for weird heat? but its not really weird, its normal for being at 1689/1689mhz, running a bunch of benchmarks, wirelessly tethering, and being plugged in.. 100C cpu temp and 109.4 battery temp
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WTF?!
My nexus never gets beyond 42c(and thats rarely) and i use my phone plenty and i live in a hot country
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negrobembon said:
WTF?!
My nexus never gets beyond 42c(and thats rarely) and i use my phone plenty and i live in a hot country
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this was above and beyond normal use, lol. but, for what i was doing to it, it was normal
(i did turn off heat throttling, btw, or the cpu would never get that hot)

nope, i set the cpu at 1Ghz and turned on Airplane mode.

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this was above and beyond normal use, lol. but, for what i was doing to it, it was normal
(i did turn off heat throttling, btw, or the cpu would never get that hot)
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Wait how do you get heat throttling ? My phone gets extremely hot most of the time its unbearable
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Anyone else getting constant hot battery warnings?

Just as the title says. I'm constantly getting alerts for a hot battery. My phone doesn't even feel hot so I have no idea what is going on.
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The only time I got that was when I left my phone in the work truck during work one day. I came to check my phone during a break and the sun was shining directly on it. After I moved it into a shaded area, all was good.
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I'm wondering if it's the tpu case I have on. I'm getting warnings at like 75 degrees Fahrenheit which honestly don't seem that hot. And I get them when I leave the phone sitting on a couch a bed a desk you name it. Not even in the sun. I'll just randomly get a notification noise and it says warning - hot battery
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crazyg0od33 said:
I'm wondering if it's the tpu case I have on. I'm getting warnings at like 75 degrees Fahrenheit which honestly don't seem that hot. And I get them when I leave the phone sitting on a couch a bed a desk you name it. Not even in the sun. I'll just randomly get a notification noise and it says warning - hot battery
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this is with the screen off???
It almost sounds like a rouge app or something is keeping your phone on at all times almost like Google maps how it gets hot using that. How is the battery life?

Battery life has been pretty good so far tbh. I think I know the rouge process though. My university uses1 a dynamic ip address system for wifi, and when I'm using their wifi I have almost 85% awake time because the wifi has to constantly regain an ip. I think that may be it bit I haven't had the phone enough at another location to test...
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Battery life has been pretty good so far tbh. I think I know the rouge process though. My university uses1 a dynamic ip address system for wifi, and when I'm using their wifi I have almost 85% awake time because the wifi has to constantly regain an ip. I think that may be it bit I haven't had the phone enough at another location to test...
Edit here's an example from today...
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oh yea wow, I'd either set the wifi to turn off during sleep (my personal choice) or turn if off when not needed, but I guess that would only be necessary if your battery sucked, which you say it doesn't. hope find the issue.

Well, it sucks compared to some of the times I see others posting, but it gets me through the day without a recharge normally. It helps that I set up a virtual router in my dorm room (we're not allowed real routers). When on that network, I lose almost no battery life with the screen off because the ip is static
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Is the battery temp alarm part of a battery app you installed and does that app properly read the temp sensors ? What are the alarm thresholds set at ?
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Is the battery temp alarm part of a battery app you installed and does that app properly read the temp sensors ? What are the alarm thresholds set at ?
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built in but i have no idea because it warns me randomly - sometimes at 75 degrees, other times at 90...
It's weird

alright im resurrecting this really quick. Can someone else with a battery monitoring app (I use gsam battery monitor) tell me what the temp of their battery is while they arent heavily using it? to get there in the app, swipe the battery on the top of the page when you open it.
I'm idling at 75 degrees Fahrenheit, which isnt bad I don't think but since I've gotten warnings right around there I figured I'd ask what someone else's phone looks like

I use battery monitor widget pro. At idle its usually close to room temp. That's in an HTC double flip case inside a leather pouch (paranoid). Highest I hit under load is 104f. Nothing like my rezound. If you uninstall your current battery app and use the free version of battery monitor widget and enable "monitor without widget" you will end up with a log where you can see what your phone has been up to.
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yeah i have betterbatterystats and gsam just to be safe. I dont know why I'm getting warnings at like 75 degrees though :/
Oh well

I got warnings when it was 35-40+, but today I got a warning that it was hot when the phone was cold. My battery was almost dead maybe that had something to do with it

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I got warnings when it was 35-40+, but today I got a warning that it was hot when the phone was cold. My battery was almost dead maybe that had something to do with it
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are you in celsius or no? my phone is never that low in temp...

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are you in celsius or no? my phone is never that low in temp...
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yeah of course temp should always be measured in c

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yeah of course temp should always be measured in c
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That's weird... I always use f...
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Currently while my phone has been sitting on my desk overnight idling, the CPU-Z app on my phone is reporting my battery at 31.5 degrees C which is 88.7 F and I have never gotten a battery temp warning.

I use Fahrenheit too. Why should temp always be measured in Celsius?
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I mean I can convert it no problem so it's not a huge deal. But what I've basically come up with is that one of my battery apps is giving off hot battery warnings at random, and they're not that big of a deal.
Cool, thanks everyone!

I was coming to ask exactly the same question. Mine wasn't even hot when I picked it up! Nor was the sun shining directly on it or in a hot or humid environment. My battery life is normal though.

Heat issue

Hey guys just got my G4 but i feel the phone easily get hot just on light usage like browsing the web for 5-10 minutes. Or just watching HD video for 5 minutes... Is that my device defect or what? Anyway mine was dual sim one thanks

Mine doesn't heat up on usage. The only he warmed was on extreme heavy usage using camera with tons of stuff on, or using it as gps.

Yeah this is actually probably the coolest fun I've used. I could have cooked eggs a few times with you note 4
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My G2 used to heat up.. The G4, not so much. It's warm, but never hot to the touch like the G2.

Ok thats weird because mine heated up alot anyway if the phone has auto on feature? Because i just realized when i unplug the cord the phone booting itself

Maybe try a different player? Something is not right. My H815 runs cool.

Mine one also have heating issue. Yah it doesn't become untouchable but the main problem is I do not feel the heat on the back, I feel it in front, so it gets uncomfortable while talking outside in the hot summer days like these here.

too much heating on the lg g4
hi,
my lg g4 is heating up like crazy, specially on the front side which makes it really difficult to talk. also when the phone is in my pocket for over 3 0 minutes untouched i still feel the heat on my thigh and battery drops by 15-20%..... anyone with any solution to this?

Comparing between our Note4, G2s and G4s ... the new G4s generate more heat (warm) ... I can barely feel the heat on our G2s & the note4 is cool.
I don't play games at all. I think the G4s get better over time (it was much warmer the 1st day vs. the 2nd ...)

gadgetman666 said:
hi,
my lg g4 is heating up like crazy, specially on the front side which makes it really difficult to talk. also when the phone is in my pocket for over 3 0 minutes untouched i still feel the heat on my thigh and battery drops by 15-20%..... anyone with any solution to this?
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I'm having heat issues too.... Verizon variant blue
To the point where it feels like I have a vaporizer in my pocket lol,I'm going to call LG
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poeypresents said:
I'm having heat issues too.... Verizon variant blue
To the point where it feels like I have a vaporizer in my pocket lol,I'm going to call LG
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Please report here what LG says about it.

LG says they have not heard of such an issue, they believe it to be a bad "batch" from Best Buy, I am going to return it today and will report back later....

Only time mine got warm was when I uploaded 1gb on pics n vids thanks to my free 100 Googlebytes!
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poeypresents said:
LG says they have not heard of such an issue, they believe it to be a bad "batch" from Best Buy, I am going to return it today and will report back later....
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What's the update brother?

Mine gets warm under heavy use but not Hot. Might want to factory reset or exchange it
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Mine gets warm under heavy use but not Hot. Might want to factory reset or exchange it
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What's the update brother?
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After exchanging the phone runs waaaay cooler, so much nicer. The battery doesn't drain either like before....
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I probably found an accompanying factor in the heat issue. ITS WEATHER AROUND U. Mine at day time, temp rises to 35-36 degree n phone also get hotter.

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I probably found an accompanying factor in the heat issue. ITS WEATHER AROUND U. Mine at day time, temp rises to 35-36 degree n phone also get hotter.
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no... - i mean of course any phone will get hotter when exposed to hotter ambient temperatures...this is just common logic....seriously??????!!!

Did a bunch of 4k recording today and as it was being backed up to my google photos using LTE it did get super hot. Afterwards it did cool down.
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When I first got it did get pretty hot to the touch when using it outside and the brightness is all the way up that's when I really noticed it but other than that no hotter than normal once in awhile when its charging and I'm using it and the brightness is up and gets pretty hot but that's about it
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First overnight charge device very hot.

I reached over to check my phone a bit ago and quickly recoiled my hand as my device was crazy hot. Anyone else had anything like this right off the bat?
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That's almost 120 degrees... Device has been at 100% for approximately 5 hrs.
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arcanexvi said:
I reached over to check my phone a bit ago and quickly recoiled my hand as my device was crazy hot. Anyone else had anything like this right off the bat?
That's almost 120 degrees... Device has been at 100% for 5 approximately 5 hrs.
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Wow, yeah I just don't plug it in over night. Was it laying on the carpet?

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Wow, yeah I just don't plug it in over night. Was it laying on the carpet?
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Nope. Nightstand.
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I had a similar experience. When I stopped using it while it was plugged in, it cooled right down.

Maybe HTC is next
This :
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Have a bucket of water near by just in case...

I charged mine overnight and it was not warm/hot.
I didn't use the included charger. In my bedroom I have an old charger that is not a quick charger, so maybe that was the difference.

I left mine charging overnight with the charger it came with and it was fine.

arcanexvi said:
I reached over to check my phone a bit ago and quickly recoiled my hand as my device was crazy hot. Anyone else had anything like this right off the bat?
That's almost 120 degrees... Device has been at 100% for approximately 5 hrs.
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That doesn't seem normal.
I leave mine plugged in all night with a case on (which traps heat) and mine was cool this morning.
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JasonJoel said:
That doesn't seem normal.
I leave mine plugged in all night with a case on (which traps heat) and mine was cool this morning.
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That was just the battery temp. The outer shell was barely able to be handled. It was like touching a pot shortly after cooking. It quickly cooled down after unplugging it.
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Hi
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That was just the battery temp. The outer shell was barely able to be handled. It was like touching a pot shortly after cooking. It quickly cooled down after unplugging it.
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It probably wasn't the battery but the phone was on and an app was cranking up the CPU constantly making the device hot (which would have also raised the battery temperature), and as it was plugged in to mains the phone never went to sleep and the app just keep the CPU ramped all night long. It doesn't take much constant polling of the CPU to cause the temperature to raise when that goes on for hours.
Regards
Phil

arcanexvi said:
I reached over to check my phone a bit ago and quickly recoiled my hand as my device was crazy hot. Anyone else had anything like this right off the bat?
That's almost 120 degrees... Device has been at 100% for approximately 5 hrs.
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Have you got the app list of what was running while it was on charge ? Had mine in my quick charger 3.0 unit and no heat and it was in a silicone case, have you tried another charger ?

Just curious, how much does/if the processor throttles when hot?