Windows 10: After installing 24h2 I'm having high cpu temperature fluctuations on my pc . Why micro...

After installing 24h2 I'm having high cpu temperature fluctuations on my pc. I downloaded ISO from Microsoft download page and done a clean install. I tried everything i could to find the issue but nothing worke. But found the issue was happening only because of fluctuations on process usage but there is not any specific app that uses it it can be any app that's on the top eg if I'm using nothing but my task manager is open if I move my mouse at high speed without stopping it will cause temperature and process fluctuations and will only reflect on the program that's on top eg task manager is u

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CPU Temperature

I have tried to follow different sets of instructions on how to reveal the CPU temperature gauge. They either fail to match what I see on the screen or fail to tell me what function key to press when I eventually get to the list of options. Can anyone
clarify this for me. (I'm investigating the possibility that instability on my Sony All-in-one PC is being caused by high temperature).

 

High CPU Temperatures


This is not good. Suggest to double check with speccy.

Speccy - System Information - Free Download

This is my result for comparison.

 

Sudden spike in temperature

Hello, veli-matti granroth

Thanks for raising your concerns in Mirosoft Community.

A sudden spike in temperature from 30°C to 38°C on your IdeaPad Gaming 3 laptop after installing a new graphics driver and without any extra processing load might not be a cause for concern. In fact, these temperatures are relatively low and well within the safe operating range for most computer components.

Several factors can cause slight fluctuations in temperature:

1. Driver Installation: When you install new drivers, some background processes or optimizations may take place, which can temporarily increase CPU or GPU usage, leading to a slight increase in temperature.
   
2. System Updates: After driver installations or updates, your operating system might perform certain background tasks or indexing, causing temporary increases in CPU usage and consequently higher temperatures.
   
3. Background Applications: There might be other background applications running without your knowledge that can consume CPU or GPU resources and lead to higher temperatures. Make sure you check the Task Manager to see if any unexpected applications are running.
   
4. Ambient Temperature: Changes in the room's ambient temperature can influence the laptop's temperature. If the room is warmer than before, it can affect the laptop's cooling performance.
   
5. Temporary Software Glitch: In some cases, a temporary software glitch or inconsistency could cause a spike in temperature, but it may resolve itself after a restart.
   

The temperatures you mentioned (30°C to 38°C) are still quite low, and the laptop's cooling system should be able to handle these levels easily. Laptops often experience temperature fluctuations based on various factors, and it's normal as long as they don't reach excessively high levels.

However, it's essential to monitor your laptop's temperatures during heavier tasks or gaming sessions to ensure they don't reach critical levels. If you notice extremely high temperatures (above 90°C for the CPU or GPU), it could indicate an issue with the cooling system, dust accumulation, or improper thermal paste application. In such cases, further investigation and potential maintenance might be necessary.

Since you've already used compressed air to clean the laptop, you've taken a good step in maintaining proper airflow and cooling. Just keep an eye on the temperatures during more demanding tasks.

Feel free to post back if anything unclear.

Best regards,



Chandy |Microsoft Community Support Specialist