In this post you’ll learn that how you can put a stop to your laptop from overheating if you are using windows 7. So, dropping the greatest processor state for your laptop reduces the processor’s act a notch and also prevents it as of being used at optimum potential by an application or game, which will reduce thermal heating. If you are playing a game that is consuming 100% of your processor’s ability, then it could besides result in heating up your system, whereas reducing the battery power state to, say 80%, can resolve this problem, and also result in battery power conservation.

To change these settings, go to Power Options from the Control Panel or the system tray menu.

Now go to Change Plan Settings –> Change Advanced Power Settings.

In the new window that pops-up, expand Processor Power management –> Maximum processor state, and reduce the on battery and plugged in power settings. The settings you keep will depend on your preferences and the capability of your system.

The laptop overheats when the processor is running at 100% processor state. We used Speccy to check for temperate during testing, based on which the processor running on 95% processor state gave the same performance (barely noticeable dip), with a drop of 10-20 C. You can keep an even lower processor state (such as 80-85%) to make sure that your laptop heats up even less.

The on top of bring up tip should without difficulty stop your laptop from heating up; though, make sure that the processor state is not reduced very low in order to prevent reducing your processor’s presentation to an unfortunately low level.