When running genshin impact, what does your phone temperatures go to WITHOUT cooling accessory?
1. Screen Temperature:
2. Back of Phone Temperature:
3. Do you notice any throttling after 30 minutes?
Let me know your result guys!
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Hi all,
What is the "safe zone" of temperature in the artemis?
I have overclocked my device using battery status, and now have a temp gauge, and am wondering what is the the ideal running temperature bracket??
Thanks
Alex
Haha, I have never seen my telephone run before..
However I believe the phone is rated for these operating temperatures:
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
Operating Rel Humidty: 10% to 90% Noncondensing
Storage Temperature: -20°C to 60°C
careful, the temp gauge from bat stats reads only the temp of the battery (as far as i know) and not of the cpu!
I believe I am facing an overheating issues on my N7100 while charging - the battery temp will go up to 38°C or even 39°C if i constantly check my messages and email during the charging period. I done nothing to the CPU nor the frequency and no overclocking app install.
During my normal usage, temp fluctuate between 28°C and 31°C, and that of course depends on the whether and usage activity. Is it normal for N7100 to get to that high temp? My phone will get very hot especially on the top (speaker) part.... be it during charge through the main power plug or power bank.
However, if i leave it there for it to charge. The temp will remain between 34°C and 35°C which i think is hot too. Anyone mind to provide me the correct temp scale for me to follow and take notice of for N7100. Gracias!
I starting a gaming a little on my Note 4 and noticed the phone got very warm thru the case.
Battery Monitor shows the temperature was between 35c and 36c for about 30 minutes.
Is this too hot?
What is the normal temperatures for the battery and CPU for this Phone?
Googling did not locate the answer for me
Thanks
It will get hot when you play games but it will slow down or power off if it gets to hot.. if you have a case on it try taking it off when playing games
3 days ago I have the Nokia 6.1
I realized that when using the charger the mobile temperature increases to 47 degrees, my solution was to use a normal usb charger instead of the original, but i read on the internet that the normal temperature of the li-po battery is 0c - 40c
and my phone in normal use have 34c - 39c with/without normal usb charger.
i made tests playing and the CPU reached temperatures of up to 69c and the battery does not exceed 39c
Then is it dangerous? i'm worried about the temperature of the battery, especially because the ambient temperature where I live is 30c, and my old moto e (2014) never had more than 30c in the battery.
Something wrong with my Nokia? How can i lower the battery temperature?
Sorry for the mistakes, i rarely make a post
Hi guys. I've searched every post about heating problems but I have a question about S20/S20+.
When I use it for basic stuff like Facebook and whatsapp, my phone battery temperature gets 35c after a few minutes. If I open intensive cpu apps, it raises to 39, 40. I am using Ampere app to monitor.
Is that normal? Do I have to worry about it? I live in Brazil and ambient temperature inside my house is 27c.
Can you share your battery temp here after using the device for a while?
35c to 45c is well within the thermal limits of your device. Naturally if you live in a tropical area the ambient temperature is going to be higher and thus would have a negative impact on the device's temperature.
Revontheus said:
35c to 45c is well within the thermal limits of your device. Naturally if you live in a tropical area the ambient temperature is going to be higher and thus would have a negative impact on the device's temperature.
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Just realized that if device hits 40c Celsius, it automatically turns off 120hz. Just happened with me. If I use camera for more than 15 minutes, it hits 40
goTouch said:
Just realized that if device hits 40c Celsius, it automatically turns off 120hz. Just happened with me. If I use camera for more than 15 minutes, it hits 40
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That's normal. I'd be more worried if the device didn't do that automatically. Prolonged camera usage (esp 4k) causes a lot of devices to heat up regardless of the brand.