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Default [Q] Max CPU temperature?

Anyone have a good estimate of what the max safe temperature for the armv6 cpu is? I have setCPU configured to throttle back at 46 degrees, but could that limit be safely set higher?
 
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Anyone have a good estimate of what the max safe temperature for the armv6 cpu is? I have setCPU configured to throttle back at 46 degrees, but could that limit be safely set higher?
Curious about this too, I have mine at the default of 50 °C

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What I was able to find out in the past was that a mobile phone cpu could safely reach up to 80-90°C. The motherboard and/or components on the motherboard can start to fail around 65-70°C. And for a lithium-ion battery it's best to keep the temp under 50°C for longevity, 60°C is absolutely going to affect battery life. I was never able to find anything specifically on the armv6 or where exactly the temp sensor is on the Aria. I have setCPU configured to throttle back at 46°C, and I have the charging profile throttled back because of the heat generated when charging.
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Just remember that the temps being monitored are the battery temps. The aria doesn't have the ability to measure actual cpu temps.

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Just remember that the temps being monitored are the battery temps. The aria doesn't have the ability to measure actual cpu temps.

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Right, so the CPU could probably take higher, but it's the battery that's the limiting factor.

I think I'll keep the profile as it is now, by the time the battery hits 46 that's hot enough. Don't need my Aria bursting into flames from thermal runaway.
 
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What I was able to find out in the past was that a mobile phone cpu could safely reach up to 80-90°C. The motherboard and/or components on the motherboard can start to fail around 65-70°C. And for a lithium-ion battery it's best to keep the temp under 50°C for longevity, 60°C is absolutely going to affect battery life. I was never able to find anything specifically on the armv6 or where exactly the temp sensor is on the Aria. I have setCPU configured to throttle back at 46°C, and I have the charging profile throttled back because of the heat generated when charging.
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