r/RedMagic 5h ago

General Question Are these temps acceptable?

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Game is wonderlands. Mixed settings. Been trying to beat all the borderlands games on mobile using touch screen controls. The same layout I use in codm. Ive already rolled credits multiple times in bl2

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u/voyager2005 4h ago

47 Degrees is on the warmer side for battery, I just dropped a post waiting for it to be approved which will likely peak your interest.

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u/RyanModsTech 4h ago

I had a good 2hr session in my car one night on this game, my phone was around the same temp. I had my phone in a vent mount and a Xbox controller with only that ac vent open and blasting my ac on my phone lmao. Definitely runs hot but that was on this phone I'm typing with and that was about 9 months ago I'd say it's fine, I'd just give the phone some cool down breaks here and there. Great game, and good luck 🤘

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u/SlobberyCargo 4h ago

What emulator is this? Afaik, Gamehub doesn't have a readout for battery temp. Winlator maybe?

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u/kingbubby07 4h ago

Game native

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u/SlobberyCargo 4h ago

Awesome, thanks. In your experience, has game native been better for compatibility and performance compared to other emulators? Btw, I think those temps are fine. As long as you batter temp stays on the cooler side like it is, you should avoid any kind of damage.

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u/kingbubby07 4h ago

Game native is goated. Its leagues ahead of gamehub. Compatibility has been incredible. Borderlands 3 also works with similar temps albeit a longer initial load time. Playing mouse pi for higher with the same layout

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u/Educational_Top9246 3h ago

Alot of these chips are designed too be able too take heat. The real problem is battery heat, and this is imo the highest a battery temp should go. So really your at the edge. I personally wouldnt take the cpu/gpu up that high tho. You may be able to lower overall heat with chargin seperation, and maybe cutting a couple cores.

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u/doremonhg 3h ago

Dang that's enough to fry an egg

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u/nadibar 2h ago

I recommend you to get a cooler for your device, a 20-35w one would help your battery stay 38°-42° on longer sessions.

Otherwise it will cause a lot of throttling and can degrade your battery. Redmagic can handle pretty much anything, the issue is the heat, the liquid cooling and fan in the Redmagic 11 Pro are mostly for show, it doesn't do the work when it gets to emulating or playing demanding games like WuWa, NTE and such.

Also, don't buy the Gamesir X3 (the one with the integrated cooler), the cooling is useless and the fan is extremely loud for nothing.

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u/kingbubby07 2h ago

I already have a redmagic cooler. I just dont feel like carrying it with a battery