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I have used asus k52 model notebook processao is AMD V series 2.30 gh.It become very hot when i start notebook.Please give me solution.
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Several replies point toward hardware fixes and external coolers; before buying anything or opening the case, run a few quick checks that find whether the problem is a sensor/fan failure, a runaway process at startup, or a driver/firmware issue on your Asus K52 with the AMD V-series 2.30 GHz.

First, observe behavior in software. Open Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc) and watch CPU usage at startup; disable nonessential items on the Startup tab. Use a temperature utility such as HWiNFO, HWMonitor, or Core Temp to log CPU and GPU temperatures and fan RPMs during boot and light use (web browsing, video). Note whether CPU frequency drops under load (throttling) or whether fan RPM stays at zero or does not change when temperature rises.

Next, check firmware and power management. Verify chipset and graphics drivers from the vendor, and see whether a BIOS update is available from ASUS support. In Windows power options set the plan to Balanced and ensure the system cooling policy (advanced settings) is set to Active. Also run a full anti-malware scan if high CPU is seen without obvious cause.

If monitoring shows the fan not reporting RPM or temps rapidly climb and the laptop throttles or shuts down, stop further stress testing and seek professional service — those symptoms point to a failed fan, sensor, or heat-sink issue. Keep the laptop on a hard flat surface and avoid heavy workloads until it is checked. For safety, do not perform internal repairs unless confident; a local service center can diagnose fan/sensor failures and advise the correct repair. , and raised useful points about hardware and cooling; these steps will help confirm which route to take.

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Overheating is caused by inadequate cooling. The most common cause of your problem is dust in the cooling system that is blocking it up.
The only effective cure for this is stripping the laptop apart and cleaning it out with a paint brush.
Some will tell you to use a vacuum cleaner on it, don't, the moving parts in a vacuum cleaner can generate static electricity which can do very serious harm to your laptop. Others will say blow it out with compressed air. Doing this will help but only in the short term as it will blow the dust back into the fan and when you turn it back on the fan will blow most of it back where it was.

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Buy a Zebronics NC4000 cooling pad for your laptop it will dissipate the heat faster and cool your laptop

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i agree with ronald577 as cooling pad is the ultimate solution for laptop because it is too risky to apply thermal paste on cpu of laptop.

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