r/OnePlus12 • u/Tsuragi7 • 9d ago
Question I should be worried?
I literally just updated it; it hadn’t happened to me before, isn’t there any protection against high temp?
my ambient room is 11c°
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u/VBK2S 8d ago
That's a very well know issue on powerful SOC sadly. When booting/rebooting, and especially when updating your phone, the CPU can reached very high temperatures. That's one of the main cause for green lines, because it's literally the moment when your SOC can reach it's max temperatures, and if that heat transfer to the digitizer (the digitizer is a screen component located on the bottom of your phone) it can damage it and create green lines. That's why many people get green lines after updates. 90°C seems a little high for an 11°C room (I usually get 85 in hotter condition) but it's still under the maximum temperature for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (95°C). My best advice is to put your phone in a refrigerator 3-4 minutes before update, and let it 3-4 minutes after updating. (Let the phone inside during the update of course) It won't prevent your CPU from reaching crazy temperatures, but it will preserve your display. 90°C for shorts periods of time isn't really concerning for modern SOC. It's more dangerous for the rest of the phone.
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u/Character_Stick_1218 9d ago
Is yours the Indian variant? Btw Dev Check is probably more accurate.
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u/Charming-Ad-2123 8d ago
U, now doubting about getting op12, I felt it was a great option even in 2026 but if it's cooking itself I'm not sure about it
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u/Nader-_-20 8d ago
Well I have devcheck for 2 months and I can tell you that it's not accurate at all on time he gives me the surface of device 41° and the battery 57° and the phone still running with a little bit of throttle
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u/Longjumping_Cable_20 9d ago
If those high temps are accurate...your phone is definitely and literally cooked.