Friends, this is the second time I'm posting such a material today. The thing is that I don't understand if this is really how it should be. Here are my main applications and the temperature data from CPU-Z. Is this normal for an ordinary user? I'm usually at home. Outside, it's 20° C during the day and 10° C in the evening. This is the evening data. What do you think about this?
That's understandable, but bare in mind, even a phone appearing to be idle can still use and run it's CPU and other resources heavily, especially if you don't really know it. Just having a background app update for instance can engage the modem which in turn could use a lot of bandwidth to read/write data at very high speeds. In fact most energy consumptive tasks on a phone is typically caused by data access, whether it be storing photos/videos, updating apps, background backups etc. It's kinda hard knowing just how much we use since Android doesn't break this data down, but this is just one reason why your phone can remain in a high powered state. The thermal numbers aren't really an ordinary measure for your standard user, so comparing them to a "normal" temperature is unlikely. Given you're using an S23 device, so age factors in as well. It makes it practically impossible to confirm anything based on these thermal numbers.
I can show you a screenshot of mine on my S25 Ultra for instance, but it won't help to glean anything.
I can show you a screenshot of mine on my S25 Ultra for instance, but it won't help to glean anything.
