Note II Heating Up

I've had my Note II since Dec 2012 and today I noticed it was getting hot on the top near the face camera. This issue is all the time, I've turned off Wifi, Bluetooth, etch and nothing fixes it. I can feel the heat in my pocket and especially when I put the phone to my ear. I also noticed that my Wifi is acting odd as sometimes it connects and sometimes it doesn't. When the Wifi Connects, I only get from 1-4Mb Download where as my Samsung Note 10.1 Tablet gets 20Mb Download speed as usual. I don't know if I should go to the Verizon store and get it checkout, but don't know if they will just say its normal behavior which I know it isn't. I've been running JB 4.1.2 since the OTA update come out. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Dja2k,
I want to ensure your Note II is running in prime condition. Is it safe to assume there is no physical or water damage to the device? In addition, to rule out software or applications bugs could you please test the device in Safe Mode? http://vz.to/17FJ5Tk
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Master,
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Commentary:
Should you have to run a cooler under a notebook for which you paid a bunch of money and you do not feel like it should be necessary? Personal option and opinion. I do not debate this particular issue with anyone. I run a fancy cooler under a hot running dv7t Quad. Works quite well, in fact.
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Just Google / search for any price range. The better coolers will run you between $40 and $70 or so US. You can get a cheap one that works for $20 US.   The Hercules X-stand is sold at Amazon.com and maybe some other places. ??
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Your system is not running slow.. nonetheless, you might scan the following:
Fan Runs Constantly, the PC Notebook Operates Slower than Expected and Generates Heat
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Shoot me if you like, but then with reason please.....as I see people talking rubbish over this over and over again.
Thanks for reading

Quote from: Bas on 10-August-08, 04:37:00
Not enough to make a differance.
But it still conducts heat.
Quote from: Bas on 10-August-08, 04:37:00
Remove the heat-spreader and you will know
Yes it is necessary, heatspreaders are there to avoid mistakes, they are a killer to any REAL OC attempt!
People that OC with heatspreader are a joke
You want people to remove an IHS for a 2-5c temperature difference? (see: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=168141&highlight=Running+naked for reference) Majority of Intel IHS' are on real good, removing them usually kills the CPU. Also to add, you must usually have a waterblock to make any descent contact with a bare core. Majority of heatsinks will not apply enough pressure or even make any contact at all.
Quote from: Bas on 10-August-08, 04:37:00
Rubbish, your memory doesn't go one bit faster, sure it gets a bit warm, but without a heatsink it will work just the same.
Take them off and see how far the OC differs, won't be much, I bet 1MHz below or less
I never said it overclocked better, I just said the heat is being transferred and dissipated. The memory will have a longer life.

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