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i installed gentoo and everything was ok within some days, temperature was about 44-45C.
i don't know if it does matter, but. then i downloaded drivers for intel graphics card and tried to installed, but it failed in DRM compilation. so i gave up.
since this time cpu temperature is too high, something about 55C. Does anyone know, what reason makes cpu overheating?
Now i found interesting thing, that the temperature is the same all time time. 56-57C when i do nothing, and the same temperature when i am compiling something.
i was solving this situation almost a week, and i know, the problem isn't ACPI, it is problem of CPU.
because, CPU was heating and ACPI works fine, because regulates fan right.
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