How hot does this get under load? null

It gets hot, really hot. But listen, your buying a slim and light PC with desktop performance and desktop graphics card that is shoved into a very small and light aluminum laptop that crushes games like a champion. Complaining about heat in this is like complaining about the puddles after the rains finally end the drought. There are larger framed machines out there that may manage heat better, but not at the same amazing weight and thickness. This thing is mind blowing! Pure PC sexieness.

Pretty warm, but you won't see performance hits unless you close the lid and use an external monitor. The lid traps the heat emanating from the top of the keyboard area.

The computer does get very hot underneath with excessive use. Mainly just above the F5-F12 keys. But this is easily managed with a $12.00 cooling base.

Unfortunately I did not record the temps exactly, to give you a better answer here. Although I can say, I've rendered 4k animations, under full load for 4 hours straight it never throttled.

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It gets hot, really hot. But listen, your buying a slim and light PC with desktop performance and desktop graphics card that is shoved into a very small and light aluminum laptop that crushes games like a champion. Complaining about heat in this is like complaining about the puddles after the rains finally end the drought. There are larger framed machines out there that may manage heat better, but not at the same amazing weight and thickness. This thing is mind blowing! Pure PC sexieness.
Answered by Larry0071 9 years ago
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Pretty warm, but you won't see performance hits unless you close the lid and use an external monitor. The lid traps the heat emanating from the top of the keyboard area.
Answered by gabrielef 8 years ago
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The computer does get very hot underneath with excessive use. Mainly just above the F5-F12 keys. But this is easily managed with a $12.00 cooling base.
Answered by Justin 8 years ago
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Unfortunately I did not record the temps exactly, to give you a better answer here. Although I can say, I've rendered 4k animations, under full load for 4 hours straight it never throttled.
Answered by AFreyDesign 9 years ago
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85 highest ever,can go to 100. in celcius for gpu,
Answered by BAYFISHER 9 years ago
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