I've also heard that it may wear down components faster due to this issue.

It is normal with Omen since it comes with liquid coolant system which would rapidly coll the device when it heat's up. I'm rather new to PC gaming and I'm a little scared with my CPU temps while playing Anthem. My PC is a prebuilt HP Omen Obelisk with a GPU upgrade. The Obelisk seems to be prone to thermal problems. Your PC may not be moving enough hot air from within the chassis to the outside environment. i7-8700 (non k) 16gb RAM. Here is the product I am looking at: "HP - Omen By HP Obelisk Desktop - Intel Core i7-8700 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA RTX 2080 - 2TB HDD + 256GB SSD - HP Finish In Shadow Black" It seems like a good gaming computer, the only downside I see is that many people say the fans are loud. Then install Throttlestop and undervolt the CPU cache and core by .125.

I returned my first one because the GPU overheated and corrupted windows (couldn't even reinstall it).

Evga RTX 2060 ULTRA (dual fan) game installed on SSD.

I am not a HP employee. ‎02-13-2019 08:53 PM - edited ‎02-13-2019 09:01 PM Another message here, this is supposed to be a 'VERY UPGRADEABLE CASE BUILD', but it is limited to TWO ram slots, ONE CASE FAN, and one liquid coolor (must add yourself). First, update the bios then change the power supplied to it in the bios config, 30w down from the default 45w is fine. It is also overheating, and stopped playing games before it also crashed. Omen laptops overheat unless you change how the CPU is configured, HP will never admit this but it's the way it is.

Stock cooling (1 fan/heat sink on CPU and 1 exhaust fan). However if in case, you face any performance issues then you could follow the troubleshooting steps given below. HP Omen 875-0024 overheating/crashing when reaching high temps. I … They hover around 85°c - 87°c. Most Desktop PCs have three big heat makers; GPU, CPU, and the VRMs all packed into one small area. Brand new Omen computer here. I went back to the store and exchanged for the one I'm using now.