Could be virus checks, etc, and that 4 GB of RAM may struggle so that a lot of in and out work may be taking place. That is not the end of the story because for some reason Windows is asking the CPU to work very hard at something. Configurable TDP-up is the average power, in watts, that the processor dissipates when operating at the Configurable TDP-up frequency under an Intel-defined, high-complexity workload." So I would be tempted to strip it, clean fans and new thermal paste and hope that sorts it out. The use of Configurable TDP-up is typically executed by the system manufacturer to optimize power and performance. That CPU takes an average of 15 W with a minimum of 7.5 W and a maximum of 25 W depending on the TDP defined by Intel as "Configurable TDP-up is a processor operating mode where the processor behavior and performance is modified by raising TDP and the processor frequency to fixed points. It's always going to be a somewhat noisy machine, but I think we might be on to a winner.Īdditionally, a Mint Linux Distro didn't throw up any horrible performance issues when I ran it.įor a starters, I would suggest that the idle temperature of 65 deg C whilst well within the maximum temperature of 100 deg C is a little high for my liking. The fan sometimes spins up, but under normal circumstances (high disk load during update etc). Between that and opening the laptop case (changed nothing, simply opened, looked, and closed) it seems to be behaving for now. Happy to answer further questions too, thanks in advance.Įdit: Ran CCleaner and a further Windows update. Under load, I'd understand, but tbh 4gb should be able to handle Window 10 sat idle! If anyone has any ideas of things I can try, or why this might be spiking please let me know. I've updated the chipset drivers and the OS is the latest from Windows.
So I installed a hardware monitor and it transpires that the CPU temp maxed out at 90c and sits idle around 65c. While under no load (literally sat on my desk running task manager) I'll get sudden RAM spikes to 100% and the fan will spin up creating ridiculous amounts of noise. I'm trouble shooting an HP 14bp100na laptop:
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