Need honest cpu and battery temps at rest or charging

[anon(9780053)]

Anyones reading will help/s7 edge

 

[chanchan05]

It's not going to be the same. I live in a tropical country, so unless I measure it in an airconditioned room, I'm going to obviously get higher readings than most other people.

 

[anon(9780053)]

I don't see any temps.can you post some

 

[chanchan05]

During fast charging. Non airconditioned room.

 

[anon(9780053)]

Bingo baby....ty so much. Then im the norm. Finally after days with samsung and verizon. Reality.mine now/BATTERY AT 30C

 

[anon(9780053)]

Its been 99 plus here near wash dc usa for weeks.

 

[JCraigTD]

During fast charging. Non airconditioned room. //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160710/0ebd02cbdd4e431aef1d0b8d3ec8074c.jpg

Bingo baby....ty so much. Then im the norm. Finally after days with samsung and verizon. Reality.mine now/BATTERY AT 30C


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These are absolutely inappropriate. Check any video regarding this in YouTube. They have much lower readings. It's sure that no app currently in the play store can read the temperature of s7 for unknown reasons. Only recommended way is to use a IR reader.

 

[chanchan05]

These are absolutely inappropriate. Check any video regarding this in YouTube. They have much lower readings. It's sure that no app currently in the play store can read the temperature of s7 for unknown reasons. Only recommended way is to use a IR reader.

I'm in a tropical country with an ambient room temperature in the 30s in a non airconditioned room, which was how I took the first picture. This is entirely appropriate in my setting. It's impossible foe the phone to be cooler than the room temp. Here are my stats right now, just pulled out of the charger, night time, air conditioned room:

Plus an IR reader will only read surface temp, not the insides. The surface will be cooler than inside. Heck, laptop processors normally run at 40-50C, and your laptops, nor the air blown out, doesn't reach that temp when using IR readers on them.

 

[JCraigTD]

I'm in a tropical country with an ambient room temperature in the 30s in a non airconditioned room. This is entirely appropriate in my setting. Here are my stats right now, just pulled out of the charger, night time, air conditioned room:

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Has seen it reach 70-80 C. So do you mean that is appropriate?

 

[chanchan05]

Has seen it reach 70-80 C. So do you mean that is appropriate?

I wonder if you understood what I said.

The phone cannot have a temperature lower than the surrounding air. Since I live in a tropical country where noon temps can reach near 40s, a reading of 50C would not be impossible for me.

But if you were in a place like Alaska, or in the dead of winter, a reading on the phone of 50 or even 40C is questionable.

 

[dpham00]

Has seen it reach 70-80 C. So do you mean that is appropriate?

Depends on what you are doing and for how long.

 

[anon(9780053)]

temps look great. cant we just get along. change the tune now and asking has ANYONE EVER used isopropyl alcohol to clean device. not the screen.HELL NO am i gonna put a s7 edge under water/tempting fate.

 

[anon(9780053)]

looks like a hoppy device with no fever

 

[chanchan05]

temps look great. cant we just get along. change the tune now and asking has ANYONE EVER used isopropyl alcohol to clean device. not the screen.HELL NO am i gonna put a s7 edge under water/tempting fate.

I sprayed sterilium on a cloth and used that. Lol.