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Hi does any one know how to stop my laptop from overheating. i tried the though the bios but my bios are form 2012 so that doesn't the cpu and gpu gets over 80c or even 90c just browsing the internet! this is really a problem.


cpu and gpu: amd a6-3400 with radeon hd graphics 1.4 ghz
 

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Using soldering iron to join the batteries together. If I am understanding correctly, from the reply, it is okay to use a soldering iron, but not for prolong period of time. Must be quick.

I agree with JDbye.
Don't, just don't.
Unless you're a trained professional, never dick around with lithium batteries.
 

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Or through the update there are now some missconfiguration, especially the fan. But iam not sure if this really could be.

Normaly Windows takes the fan information out of the bios. If there is none configurable, take a Windows tool. There are some available.

If u tested or checked every mentioned possibilty in this thread, my last thought is improving the airflow. Check for a stronger fan. There are for sure some with higher airflow with same Powerconsumption.
And/or build in a channel where the air flows, if possible.

If u change something u can use the utility hwmonitor to check if differences take effect.
 
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NO. Do not do this. By the time the solder melts you have already heated up the cell beyond safe limits, because the battery sinks the heat away from the solder point. It's very likely you will see smoke, or worse.
You don't want to risk a fire later on when the batteries are left unattended while charging, such as at night or when you're not at home. It's not worth risking your home and your life over.

I agree with JDbye.
Don't, just don't.
Unless you're a trained professional, never dick around with lithium batteries.

Don't worry, I don't plan on it and thank you both for confirming my original statement.
Perhaps something like this would be a good way to join the batteries together, especially for the non expert people.
 
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