30452: dGPU is hotter/clock is higher since I upgraded to Windows 10 19H1 v1903

gisinator · 03-19-2019, 11:14 PM

Wow, I never expected so many people out there facing the same issue.

So, bought a brand new Lenovo E490 and a Lenovo Hybrid-C Dockingstation. Connected two external monitors via HDMI and the fan party began. Even my old L440 never was that loud.

Each and every single driver and BIOS is up to date, but as soon as I connect one or two monitors via docking station, the CPU temperature increases by 10 degrees. This is just not acceptable!

Just did a simple testing-setup: Fullscreen Youtube video, thats it.

Two monitors via HDMI on Dock: CPU constantly between 65 and 70 degrees
One monitor via HDMI on Dock: CPU constantly between 65 and 70 degrees
One monitor via HDMI directly on Notebook: CPU constantly between 55 and 60 degrees.

Come on displaylink, are you guys for real?

03-19-2019, 11:14 PM	#4
gisinator Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2019 Posts: 3	same issues - brand new Lenovo E490 with Lenovo Hybrid C Dock Wow, I never expected so many people out there facing the same issue. So, bought a brand new Lenovo E490 and a Lenovo Hybrid-C Dockingstation. Connected two external monitors via HDMI and the fan party began. Even my old L440 never was that loud. Each and every single driver and BIOS is up to date, but as soon as I connect one or two monitors via docking station, the CPU temperature increases by 10 degrees. This is just not acceptable! Just did a simple testing-setup: Fullscreen Youtube video, thats it. Two monitors via HDMI on Dock: CPU constantly between 65 and 70 degrees One monitor via HDMI on Dock: CPU constantly between 65 and 70 degrees One monitor via HDMI directly on Notebook: CPU constantly between 55 and 60 degrees. Come on displaylink, are you guys for real?