I've had mine for about 6 years, use it really often, it's been around the world and I usually carry 2 laptops and an iPad in it along with cables, still looks brand new, no freying or broken zips. Fantastic backpack.
That makes me even more happy to hear that from you, using it for six years around the world and looking brand new I'm speechless, It is really great quality then, which is worth every single penny. I checked online actually after I made the order and owners give very good reviews about this backpack. Looks like designed and built with material to last for life
there is no point taking temps while system in idle you would need to put it under proper stress test and then show temps, you can try hwinfo instead of hwmonitor to check temps, run cinebench r15 or fire strike /spy time and then check temps please, this is nothing and normal for every system, gpu temps are low because you never put gpu under pressure or under gaming but dont worry it wont pass 70c anyway. cpu thats the most concerning thing, please when you get a chance try run thoose benchmark programs and let us know, enjoy your new beast it looks amazing!!!!
I get your point but as I've mentioned, the other recent owners were experiencing high temps during setting up the system and system update and I wasn't having that issue at all, that's why I posted it for you guys to make some things clear. Thanks a lot for the tips, I will install them now and see how it performs and then I will post the results.
It does appear that temps won’t be controlled until all drivers are properly configured on this chassis. In your case you’d set it up correctly with drivers.
you can try only cinebench r15 for now, its light and very quick test to check temps under cpu load and how ur cpu behave, let us knowhow you get on
There's no need for an undervolt, he's nowhere near thermal limit.
but he is throttling on core 2, with fan boost activated on cinebench, which is not heavy testing tool, when it comes down to AAA games it will be much worst, with stutters and tearing once cores will start throttling and speeds go down because they will.
the other test I believe have been using spy time and fire strike, different testing programs, cinebench r15 is basic quick testing tool for cpu and also gpu but much lighter than spy time or firestrike
www.3dmark.com
The thermal limit on that cpu is 100c, that's at 91 Max so it hasn't thermal throttled, I know it's flagged that it's thermal throttled, but I would hazard a guess that that's an error on HWMonitors side.
No I haven't undervolt my CPU, what you see it is 100% machine as I got from PCS
