[Q] Low speed when Its hot!!? - Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go

Im expecting a low speed in my phone when its hot.
For example, if I'm playing a game and reach a high temperature, SXS becomes low ( frame rate decrease considerably...)
Tested with need for speed and Nba JAM for example.
Do you expects the same issues?
Thanks
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this is not an issue...
if your cumputer running hot, your comupter also became laggy... its because when the device running hot, your device is on max CPU/RAM usage

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I don't agree with that.
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Do you think 40 Celsius degrees is too hot?
And what about cpu at 810mhz?
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40 degrees is that all? I've had previous phones go to 50+
Sent From My Android 4.0.4 Powered Xperia S

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The Processor will scale its self back to protect from thermal damage, just like a PC does.
40 deg does seam a bit low but TBH there is no heat sinks or heat fans ect to dissipate the heat so you may find that 40 deg is where the hardware testers found was safe and stable before the hardware went into thermal runaway. (cant stay at a stable temp just gets hotter and hotter)
what app is that i'll run it on all my phones and see what it says
food for thought
Pvy.

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pvyParts said:
The Processor will scale its self back to protect from thermal damage, just like a PC does.
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This.
The Xperia S seems to be programmed to keep internal temperatures under 40 degrees C. If it hits 40 degrees, it'll slow down charging rates, lower processor clocks, cut down the GPU... Basically whatever it takes to keep those temps at a level that the Sony engineers deemed an ideal limit.
Once it cools down, it'll be back to 100%.
It's not an issue, it's intentional on Sony's part.