I was looking at your HW specs. Seems like a fairly new computer, but
something that did a huge difference for me, was blowing out dust from
the fan outtake. I wasn't able to see the dust visually. You only notice
it when you blow it. If you want to try this, please make sure you open
the back first, so the dust has somewhere to go. May be worth a shot
anyway.

Have you looked at if the CPU itself is prone to high differences in
temperature during different loads? Your differences seem quite
abnormal. Also, have you googled on if the linux kernel is not handling
that CPU well.

This bug report was initially about graphic card temperatures, which is
separated from CPU temperatures. The two are unlikely to be related.

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  temperature overheating of cpu and radeon in 12.10 and above

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