So I installed a game and then suddenly it was over. The laptop is black and no longer comes on and also smells "charred".
The laptop (Hp pavilion 15) is brand new and fresh from the packaging.
Unfortunately that was the worst way to put a laptop that is basically unsuitable for games to a "stress test".
these things are not designed for "full throttle" because they are geared towards mobile and energy-saving work. Furthermore, they simply lack the volume to accommodate good / effective cooling.
but actually everyone should have built-in heat protection that protects the part from "core melt" in the event of overheating. Maybe. Was that saved with you.
But forget it, if the thing really fell victim to heat death shortly after the purchase, it is not covered by the guarantee.
i would say: very expensive tuition.
He should endure that anyway
There's obviously something wrong and even non-gaming devices should be able to cool the CPU well enough without smoking and when they throttle strongly.
Yes, thank you
