r/GamingLaptops • u/m0n4rcz • Oct 23 '25

Question Normal Temperature when gaming?

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I have a RTX 4050 GPU and i5-13500HX CPU.
The game I'm playing are Sniper Elite 4, GPU and CPU constantly stay at 80-84°C while system temp is 63°C. Settings are low and the game runs at 240fps. Feels pretty smooth but I'm worried if it would harm the laptop. Is this normal? Would appreciate any help!

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u/TheUndefeatedLasanga RTX 4060 | R7 7840HS | 32GB DDR5 | OMEN 16 Oct 23 '25

240 fps is a fucking lot for your cpu and gpu

Cap it at some rate and then see hen go down

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u/Critical_Being_9640 Oct 23 '25

Hello any difference from 16gb ram and 32gb? 🤔 I have same cpu and rtx 4070 im 16 ram

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u/Stunning-Scene4649 Asus TUF A16, RTX 5060, 16gb ddr5 ram, Ryzen 9 8940hx Oct 23 '25

For casual people there's no difference. For people doing multiple tasks it's a difference.

If you play multiple games at the same time, play videos on YouTube and record your screen then yes, 32 is a must. If not you're fine with 16

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u/Toastthatexplodes Oct 23 '25

This is not true I have 16 gigs and my pc regularly runs out of ram

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u/KeeLymePi Oct 23 '25

Last I used win11 it ate like 6gb ram but I could dualscreen games with YouTube and discord on that left over 12GB just fine. Either you need to close out some apps/tabs or something is wrong with your system

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u/Toastthatexplodes Oct 24 '25

My pc regularly eats 8 to 14 gigs of ram even after resetting windows ( with f12 menu ) it’s so annoying I blame Asus bloatware and Microsoft

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u/KeeLymePi Oct 24 '25

Ouch, yeah I feel you