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Galaxy SThe Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a powerhouse of performance and innovation. With its advanced Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, stunning AMOLED display, and cutting-edge camera system, it's built to handle heavy tasks with ease. However, some users have reported overheating problems, especially during prolonged usage or while gaming.
If you’re experiencing high temperatures on your Galaxy S24 Ultra, don’t worry. Here’s a complete guide on how to fix overheating issues and keep your device running cool and smooth.
🔥 Why Is My Galaxy S24 Ultra Overheating?
Before jumping into solutions, it helps to understand what’s causing the heat. Common reasons include:
Heavy multitasking or gaming
Extended camera usage or 8K video recording
Direct sunlight or hot environments
Software bugs or background apps
Faulty chargers or third-party accessories
Now, let's dive into the fixes.
✅ 1. Update Your Software
Samsung regularly releases firmware updates that optimize system performance and fix known bugs, including overheating issues.
To check for updates:
Go to Settings → Software update → Download and install.
Keeping your phone up-to-date can significantly reduce unnecessary heat.
✅ 2. Limit Background Processes
Too many apps running in the background can stress the CPU and GPU, leading to higher temperatures.
What you can do:
Swipe up and clear unused apps from Recent Apps.
Go to Settings → Battery and device care → Memory → Clean now.
Also, consider disabling apps you don’t use often.
✅ 3. Adjust Display Settings
The Galaxy S24 Ultra’s high refresh rate and brightness can contribute to heating, especially in sunny environments.
Try this:
Go to Settings → Display.
Set Motion smoothness to Standard (60Hz).
Lower screen brightness or turn on Adaptive brightness.
✅ 4. Avoid Charging While Using the Phone
Using your phone while charging (especially gaming or streaming) generates more heat.
Best practice: Let your device charge undisturbed and remove the case if it gets too warm.
✅ 5. Use Original Accessories
Non-certified chargers or cables can cause inefficient power delivery and overheating.
Solution: Stick with Samsung’s original charging equipment or use certified third-party accessories.
✅ 6. Enable Battery Protection Features
Samsung offers built-in tools to prevent overheating and protect battery health.
Go to Settings → Battery and device care → Battery → More battery settings.
Enable Protect battery and Adaptive battery.
These features help your phone manage power more efficiently.
✅ 7. Use Game Booster Settings
If you're a mobile gamer, Samsung’s Game Booster can optimize performance while managing heat.
To access:
Open Game Launcher → Tap your game → Enable Game Booster features.
You can also reduce graphics quality or limit FPS to reduce thermal load.
✅ 8. Reset Settings (If Necessary)
If overheating persists and you're unsure why, resetting your phone settings may help.
Go to:
Settings → General management → Reset → Reset settings.
⚠️ This won’t delete your data but will reset preferences like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and permissions.
Final Thoughts
Overheating on the Galaxy S24 Ultra is usually a manageable issue caused by a combination of high performance and demanding use cases. By tweaking your settings, keeping software up-to-date, and being mindful of usage habits, you can significantly reduce heat and prolong your phone’s lifespan.
If problems continue even after trying these solutions, consider contacting Samsung Support or visiting an authorized service center. Sometimes a hardware issue or faulty battery could be the root cause. By TV Malaysia Online
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