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My panasonic eluga s is heating up to 50 to 60 degree Celsius with in 10 mins of browsing. Normally, the CPU temperature is 40 degree. It clocks to max frequency while doing a simple task. Battery temp also gradually increase to 38 - 40 degree. How to reduce the heating problem.
Is it normal for Panasonic eluga s or do i need to take it to service center.
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"Operating temperature options — 0 to 70°C, -20 to 70°C, or -40 to 85°C"
So 50 to 60C is well inside it's operating temp.
Bob
It uses MT6592 chip.
Architecture : 8x ARM Cortex-A7 @1.36 GHz, True Octa core.
I feel worst because the temperature raises with in 5 -10 mins of time.
One can look up operating temps but in your case it bothers you. I don't know of any CPU that doesn't warm up today.
bob
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