Quote from: with AMD CPU when? on Today at 09:10:58The INTEL Arrow Lake HX processors, or any, get too hot
Yes, but I think the main reason for that is, that "high-end-notebooks" have excessive power limits set. Let's take for example the 275HX:
Original standard sustained Power Limit PL1 = 55W
But ...
Alienware 16: PL1 = 98W
MSI Stealth 18: PL1 = 101W
Lenovo Legion 9 18: PL1 = 171W
...
Can you see the problem? It's the notebook manufacturers who are to blame. They set the specs excessively high, completely ignoring the standards. They even set the specs higher than some desktop CPUs, which is insane. As a consequence it also heats up quickly. Thus, it's the notebook manufacturers to blame, not the HX chip.
Let me tell you this: Notebooks are the epitome of computers who don't follow any standards. Notebooks are computers where every manufacturer can do, set, configure, specify what he wants. There are no rules for this product, except the rule that it has to "work". That is also why the notebook market is a huge mess.
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