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I just installed Arch on my laptop, and it keeps shutting down for some reason. I think it's cause of the temperature, but I've never had this problem with Windows or Ubuntu, so does Arch have a lower max temperature point, or what? It's really annoying, is there a way to disable it or set it to a higher temperature?
Thanks,
Vapour.
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As far as I know the max temperature is not distro based.
What you can try is to install the lm-sensors to see if the temp is high: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Lm_sensors
Do you see any process using lot of cpu in top/htop and powertop (if your laptop is intel based).
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I'm using AMD, but xsensors says that I'm running ~90C, which seems super high, actually. Why doesn't Windows or Ubuntu make me shut down? Is it just that Arch makes my system run hotter? I installed laptop-tools, but didn't configure it as I didn't understand how, and it doesn't seem to be helping. And neither is that extra line i put in the kernel line of menu.lst that I found in the [SOLVED] Huge power consumption after upgrading kernel thread.
Any other ideas? I just had to reinstall GRUB and such because the system shut itself down during the middle of an upgrade. Pain in the butt.
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does htop or top report something?
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This page should have lots of info to help you lower the power consumption hence temps:
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Well I did all it told me to do in cpufrequtils, and my temperatures are around 75C now, would that be okay?
EDIT: Wait no it's hitting the 90's again. Anything more I can do? Ice packs?
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