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How hot is your Galaxy S2 ?

I was playing a game for about 2 hours, Drag Racing, and suddenly I felt the back of the phone really hot
I took some screen shots and after I continued my game, but the temperature didn't exceed 53 degrees Celsius, not that fahrenheit bull****.
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One suggestion to keep things cool is dont play heavy games while charging, Let the phone charge while your asleep, and use it when your not.
This way you wont have to face heat issues(well at least temp wont get very high)

ive had my phone for few days, it gets hotter than any smartphone ive used before, even under heavy browsing while not charging.
I'm planning to get a case and concerned that the phone will fry itself while inside the case..
btw what program are you using in the screenshot to read non-bull temperature values ?

What is the program you are using please?

normal regular use - 35 celc
gaming/heavy use - max i have got is 45 celc
charging without use - 41 celc
charging with use - about 45 again.
id say mine isnt too bad.. i have a case on as well. without the case its about 2 degrees less on average.

program?

The first screen is SystemPanel App - Task Manager and the second is a custom widget from the Elixir app
so... no one with a higher temp? :-D
p.s. no case on mine
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Mine got to 51 degrees tops. I don`t play while charging. Temperature taken with Android assistent. Leather case on the phone.
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Well i would assume that playing a game for 2 hours solid would definitely make the phone hot, given the phone is so thin it feels hotter than say a phone like the HTC HD2.
I play some games but not excessively, i played Brothers in Arms 2 and Lets Golf today about 20 mins each game and the phone didn't feel particulary hot afterwards,in fact since ive had it (around 2 weeks) it hasn't felt particulay hot.

Overheating? Drag racing? Don't drive so fast
Seriously tho, I was under the impression the phone is meant to run quite hot? Not sure exactly how high it goes before shutting down tho...
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Its the Software problem. ICS problem only not GB!! t
maranello69 said:
I was playing a game for about 2 hours, Drag Racing, and suddenly I felt the back of the phone really hot
I took some screen shots and after I continued my game, but the temperature didn't exceed 53 degrees Celsius, not that fahrenheit bull****.
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Which android software you are using? I think its ICS problem. Same problem with my Sony Xperia S.
It was getting hot while playing games. My android tablet on ICS have the same problem but I play same game on
Samsung galaxy S 1 it was GB. It never got hot. 7 to 8 hours. It was never hot. You should use GB for games. Its my
Personal analysis. Hope its true.

its hot man ..... i got i got from a guy on the street and the cops are still looking for it ... i think it's super hot
now moving to on topic :
- the phone heats up a lot , not just the back even the screen . I noticed that it really depends on the game i play. for example if i play "granny smith" or anything similar the heat is ok . If i fire up Batman or other similar games that use grapghics a lot then i have to leave it a few minutes before i can make a call .. cos it feels really hot
i had this problem from the first day . But , i guess it is no problem that it heats up . Other phones do not heat .. it's true but such hardware it's expected to heat up this much

Try KH3 modem. It made my overheating problems go away!
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Mine always stays super cool. Go figure!
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Try flash a rom and then you can boil an egg with it...:laugh:

This happens to me too. Especially on cm10 so the cpu is doing a lot of the graphical rendering thanks to no butter at the moment. Hottest mine got to is 48° after playing World of Goo for an hour. Other than that I've only noticed increased temperatures wge, I go a bit flash mad and flash different things one after another.
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my goes 60c during NOVA3 and Asphlat7 game

Battery temp max 55'C
CPU 75'C
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I find it's a kernel issue...
when I have a good kernel that works well with the rom I'm running - then it doesn't heat up too much... occasionally it'll get warmish
Use your cheeks (on your face :meh: to test) -=or=- weird as it sounds your lips!! Don't use the back of your fingers, it'll feel warm no matter what!!
I've come close a couple of times to core melt down & had to pull the battery to remedy the situation...

A lot of things can cause this:
- Heavy games
- Bad mobile signal
- Heavy usage of browser
- Charging
Nothing to do with GB or ICS, the problem was the same with both.
Yes, it's the hottest phone I had in many ways.
Didn't you asked for that?
Didn't fry yet... and I doubt it will but it's sometimes uncomfortable.

How Hot/Warm is your S3

Guys please post the temp of ur s3 in Degree C for the below condition
1. Normal use ( Mobile data on)
2. heavy use
3. While charging
4. Max temp observed

1. Normal use ( Mobile data on+3G on)- Varies from 33 to 39 Degree C
2. heavy use - Not tested
3. While charging- Up to 43 Degree C ( Mobile data on+3G on)
4. Max temp observed - 48 Degree C

No armhole to stick the thermometer up .
jje

JJEgan said:
No armhole to stick the thermometer up .
jje
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Dude u can use Gsam Battery application to monitor the temp of ur device
PS. its available free in Google Play

The app "OS Monitor " has an option to turn on notification bar monitoring which shows CPU load and current battery temp.
Notification bar is accessible when using full screen apps too, so it's very good for you guys which wanna monitor temp etc in real time instead of exiting app and quickly check temp in another app.
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Hello guys .. please post the temp so that we can know till what temp the mobile is normal

My SGS3 is always HOT
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Only brought my s3 yesterday , extensively tested it with 3g and video, while on 3g browsing for 2 hours it got warm not hot and while playing video for 1 hour temp remained the same...hope it remains the same in future ..fingers crossed
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I would suggest that we also report our surrounding room temperature as well seeing as that would affect the resting temperature of the phone.
Anyway,
Normal - 30-40
Heavy - ~45
Charging while doing nothing - 40
Max - 50 (heavy use during charging)
Room temperature - 30
The temperatures are all lower than my old galaxy s' though so I'm not too concerned.

In cpu/gpu terms i wouldnt be too concerned about temps under 80degrees offcourse when it gets that hot you will not be able to hold your phone too long
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My gs3 is smoooookin' dude, wheelspins in 5th, the works!
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1. Normal use ( Mobile data on) - around 43 degree
2. heavy use - 45
3. While charging - 48
4. Max temp observed -48

Bulut.O said:
My SGS3 is always HOT
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ha ha this is super hot man

tommy2601 said:
Only brought my s3 yesterday , extensively tested it with 3g and video, while on 3g browsing for 2 hours it got warm not hot and while playing video for 1 hour temp remained the same...hope it remains the same in future ..fingers crossed
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I would recommend u to use application lik gsam battery so that u can keep the track of the temp of ur S3 ..
PS. do post the temp once u start using that application

disclaimernotice said:
I would suggest that we also report our surrounding room temperature as well seeing as that would affect the resting temperature of the phone.
Anyway,
Normal - 30-40
Heavy - ~45
Charging while doing nothing - 40
Max - 50 (heavy use during charging)
Room temperature - 30
The temperatures are all lower than my old galaxy s' though so I'm not too concerned.
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True buddy.. we need to mention the surrounding temp also since the device temp is affected by the surrounding temp.
looks lik ur old galaxy s was super hot

jody2k said:
In cpu/gpu terms i wouldnt be too concerned about temps under 80degrees offcourse when it gets that hot you will not be able to hold your phone too long
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So anythin under 80 Degree would be considered as normal ?

XeactorZ said:
1. Normal use ( Mobile data on) - around 43 degree
2. heavy use - 45
3. While charging - 48
4. Max temp observed -48
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Hmmm.. Even my S3 is almost in the same range as yours looks normal

fatekills said:
So anythin under 80 Degree would be considered as normal ?
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Around 50/60 degrees when stressing the phone is considered as normal, above that It would be feeling hot but not damagefull for cpu/gpu or other components. I repaired phones in the past at 150degrees in the oven and everything still worked fine ^^
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jody2k said:
Around 50/60 degrees when stressing the phone is considered as normal, above that It would be feeling hot but not damagefull for cpu/gpu or other components. I repaired phones in the past at 150degrees in the oven and everything still worked fine ^^
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Oh Thn all our device looks normal.. everyone's s3 is below 50

Offcourse the environement counts, some people have 50 degrees other people on the northpole have 40 if you know what I mean btw the quad core cpus are running much colder then the dualcores. That reminds me at my s2 that was burning my hands off
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[FOR FUN] RuneScape HTML5 Beta runs (poorly) on N7 w/ Chrome Beta!

WARNING: this uses a TON of battery to even get started. My N7 was plugged into my computer and went from 40% -> 17% before I even got ingame.
[screenie]
You'll need a BT keyboard, because there's no way to open up the virtual keyboard when you get to the login window, and unfortunately you can't go fullscreen since the applet is fit to the size of the window. So you're stuck with the bar at the top.
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Jumping into the game seems to give you a black screen as of right now...
... but going into settings and manually tinkering with it I GOT THE GAME TO LOAD!!!!! It takes three and a half years (not even exaggerating that bad, literally took half an hour), but it works!
Basically, just tap the gear at the top right and set it to low, then refresh if you need to. Try not to scroll if you can help it. Then start up the game!
Once you can see everything on the ground, the game's still not done loading. Give it some more time and THE SKY APPEARS!!! (...along with a subscribe button)
Aaaand a couple years later, your character will finally appear.
Be careful taking screenshots, this is super intensive on the hardware so it'll lag really, really, really bad. The audio will snip and your screen will flash like 80 times.
The FPS is terrible if you were wondering.
Here's a video.

Haha :laugh:
I stopped playing that a long time ago - here are a few screenshots that I have

Supposedly it runs poorly on PCs too. The game itself is still beta and hasn't been optimized yet.
I'm not even sure Chrome will utilize the GPU, so maybe forcing GPU rendering in Dev options will help.
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That probably wouldn't help since it's a 3D game, right?

I stopped playing this a couple years ago but its quite neat that it actually loads in Chrome.
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Lol I use to play timescape! I have about 400 mill still on my account and many 99s I accuired a while back.
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Febby said:
Lol I use to play timescape! I have about 400 mill still on my account and many 99s I accuired a while back.
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I'm accepting donations :victory:

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I'm accepting donations :victory:
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Lol! Ill tell you the same thing I told my.friends who are currently.maxed out... I wasted my life on it so it comes with me.
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Febby said:
Lol! Ill tell you the same thing I told my.friends who are currently.maxed out... I wasted my life on it so it comes with me.
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If they hadn't updated the combat system in Runescape, I probably would have still been able too sell my account to a friend but now nobody wants it since they ruined the original game.
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They ruined it when you couldn't just go in the wilderness and PK
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xT4Z1N4TRx said:
They ruined it when you couldn't just go in the wilderness and PK
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Exactly.

Yay for us run away runescape rebels. I never knew others on xda played it. It was always my "secret" because it felt so geeky.
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Febby said:
Lol I use to play timescape! I have about 400 mill still on my account and many 99s I accuired a while back.
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Are you thinking about starting again or something? :angel: I quit in 2007 and gave away $200m in items and cash to my best friends in the game. Then a few years later I gave my character away to one of my best friends in real life who plays occasionally.
I attached a few of my fave screenshots I made back then.

Oh Runescape....
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I never really got into Runescape for some reason. A friend of mine did give me a level 30 something to play with and it was fun but nothing really grabbed me. Of course I wasn't attached to my character like I would have if I kept up with my original character.
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Help, please participate. Do I have a bad hot CPU?

Ok guys I need some help from the community to see if my phone is really defective or not. My issue is, my phone is throttling almost immediately, reguardless of temp (55-63c) range in benchmarks and stress tests, now when I go and force off throttling through intellitemp, when I stress test at above 1.4Ghz, the phone will reboot in a matter of 10 or so seconds. This is after flashing dori kernel 4.4, and I've tried clearing cache/dalvik, reflashing, going back to stock kernel then flashing again, etc...
This is all stock values, with exception of forcing off throttling.
Temps max out around 67c and throttle down at 65c
And it hovers around 45-55c with normal usage. Which seems high to me. But I'm new to high powered cell phones.
So I want everyone who's willing to participate to get the app CpuTemp from play store, it overlays cpu temp while you're doing whatever, enable only the top two options, enable overlay and start on boot.
Then get stability test app and run the first option at top, classic test.
Then report back here with your temp after you do the stress test for about 27 seconds. I hit 66c after 27 seconds.
Curious to see what everyone else hits.
This will at least give us an idea if our phones are operating to spec temp wise and see if I have a faulty hot phone! Please help prevent me from dealing with T-Mo warranty replacement if I don't need to
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I tried it out with my d800 stock and after first few seconds it doesn't go any higher than around 1.7 and remains on lower speeds so I think that's the way the app does it's computing
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Cool, im going to test out antutus stress test now to see if the same thing happens.
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Antutu was bust, didn't really show me a thing. If incan just get a couple more people to try this, then I'll at least be able to chalk it up to not being my hardware.
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Same here it's the throttling and it reboots if the max temparatuere comes.
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TheFerhatKing said:
Same here it's the throttling and it reboots if the max temparatuere comes.
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Your voltages are probably to low. I had same problem adjusted up my voltages at the high end 1512 and up and it fixed it. Also could be kernel issue
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No they aren't to low because 2.8 GHz works fine.
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My temps don't go over 83c while stress testing, max shut down temp should be 120c from what I've read. So I assumed its not a thermal issue. Am I correct?
Hopefully some more people come through and help me figure this out.
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I've tried both Dori and dr87's kernels. Both show the same issue.
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Something isn't right for sure, I just set the core voltage for 2.2 to the voltage that 2.8 has and ran a stress test locked on that frequency only and it rebooted still. I'm seriously starting to think I have a bad chip.
It can't possibly need that much voltage.
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TheFerhatKing said:
Same here it's the throttling and it reboots if the max temparatuere comes.
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What was the max temp you saw it hit?
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Here are my results. Hope this is helpful. I had no reboot.
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1min stress test.

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but I have been having issues with this phone since I got it. Should have picked up the Note 3 instead. This phone has serious thermal design issues. The instant all four cores come online at 2.3 GHz temp starts rising above 60. Slowly the phone throttles to about 1.3 GHz. It is very noticeable in games, even playing for 5 minutes and the game starts to feel sluggish due to throttling.

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What was the max temp you saw it hit?
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I think between 70-80 °C
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bluntman420 said:
Hate to be the bearer of bad news but I have been having issues with this phone since I got it. Should have picked up the Note 3 instead. This phone has serious thermal design issues. The instant all four cores come online at 2.3 GHz temp starts rising above 60. Slowly the phone throttles to about 1.3 GHz. It is very noticeable in games, even playing for 5 minutes and the game starts to feel sluggish due to throttling.
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Maybe if you try undervolting a litlle, really helps get the temp down.
2265MHs @ 965 mV
oc: 2496MHs @ 1000mV (Stable)

check whats using cpu, enable development settings, then in development settings there is an option that shows whats utilizimg cpu. Could be a process that has gone astray.
usually clean install without recovering apps data does the trick. Dont ever recover system stuff.

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bluntman420 said:
Hate to be the bearer of bad news but I have been having issues with this phone since I got it. Should have picked up the Note 3 instead. This phone has serious thermal design issues. The instant all four cores come online at 2.3 GHz temp starts rising above 60. Slowly the phone throttles to about 1.3 GHz. It is very noticeable in games, even playing for 5 minutes and the game starts to feel sluggish due to throttling.
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From the testing I've been doing this is correct. Its more as if it was designed for the max clocks to be a turbo mode. For quickly taking on small procedures, while sustaining 1.7-1.9ghz for major tasks.
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Maybe if you try undervolting a litlle, really helps get the temp down.
2265MHs @ 965 mV
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I've been experimenting as well with UV.. It does make a difference. But sadly it still hits the throttling threshold.
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Heat Problems, U.S. S7 Edge (G935a)

I have had my phone for a new months now and have noticed an incredible amount of heat. So I started to use CPU-Z to monitor temps.
When idle, the phone sits anywhere between 32-45 degrees C. Under load, using the camera, using navigation, or during gaming, I feel the phone rapidly gaining heat. I've seen it got as hot as 70-80 degrees C. A few times the right side of the phone gets so hot that the right aluminum edge feels like it could burn my hand if I touch it for longer than 30 seconds.
At first I thought this could be a firmware issue so I've factory reset the phone multiple times, cleared the cache, and done everything I can think of. The problem persists. Is this how all Snapdragon variant S7 Edges are, or is mine a lemon? If you could please post your idle temps and temps after 15-30 minutes of high load, I would be grateful.

Mine gets warm but never that hot. It is usually inside a case. I notice it gets the warmest under quick charging conditions.
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the_OZONE said:
I have had my phone for a new months now and have noticed an incredible amount of heat. So I started to use CPU-Z to monitor temps.
When idle, the phone sits anywhere between 32-45 degrees C. Under load, using the camera, using navigation, or during gaming, I feel the phone rapidly gaining heat. I've seen it got as hot as 70-80 degrees C. A few times the right side of the phone gets so hot that the right aluminum edge feels like it could burn my hand if I touch it for longer than 30 seconds.
At first I thought this could be a firmware issue so I've factory reset the phone multiple times, cleared the cache, and done everything I can think of. The problem persists. Is this how all Snapdragon variant S7 Edges are, or is mine a lemon? If you could please post your idle temps and temps after 15-30 minutes of high load, I would be grateful.
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Honestly id get it checked out, seems dangerous for your phone in the long run

the_OZONE said:
I have had my phone for a new months now and have noticed an incredible amount of heat. So I started to use CPU-Z to monitor temps.
When idle, the phone sits anywhere between 32-45 degrees C. Under load, using the camera, using navigation, or during gaming, I feel the phone rapidly gaining heat. I've seen it got as hot as 70-80 degrees C. A few times the right side of the phone gets so hot that the right aluminum edge feels like it could burn my hand if I touch it for longer than 30 seconds.
At first I thought this could be a firmware issue so I've factory reset the phone multiple times, cleared the cache, and done everything I can think of. The problem persists. Is this how all Snapdragon variant S7 Edges are, or is mine a lemon? If you could please post your idle temps and temps after 15-30 minutes of high load, I would be grateful.
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Been gaming heavy in marvel champions for a few hours.. not having the problem you describe mate. I'd call Samsung.
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kokyleod said:
Been gaming heavy in marvel champions for a few hours.. not having the problem you describe mate. I'd call Samsung.
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First off thanks for the picture of your temps. But by the looks of it I probably have a lemon then :/. Is your phone the snapdragon variant or exynos? I'll be calling Samsung soon then.

Snapdragon
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Snapdragon
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Mine too it looks similar to your temp. What color do u have?
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Mine too it looks similar to your temp. What color do u have?
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Gold platinum
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Gold platinum
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Im try ling to narrow some things i know its highly not possible but just wanted to know.
I have silver and my friend has gold, we both have the same issue.
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Heres my screenshot just played clash of clans for 3 min

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Heres my screenshot just played clash of clans for 3 min
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Try wiping your cache partition.
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kokyleod said:
Try wiping your cache partition.
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Tried that, also reflashed the software
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Are you on engboot or stock fw?
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Are you on engboot or stock fw?
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I was on both but right now engboot. I was hoping debloating would help but still the same.
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I was in the same boat, root wasn't for me, this time, around since the phone got crazy hot. Half the time I couldn't receive calls unless I reboot the phone every few hours. Flashed back to stock and took the new wifi calling update and advanced messaging and the phone is working great now.

It's pretty common to be that hot with engboot it seems. See this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-t3411039/post67605246?nocache=1#post67605246