When I activate a monitor on the HDMI output (wired to the NVIDIA Optimus chip) of my notebook through the commands below the notebook starts to get very hot, mainly if I am running a video (streaming web, for example) on this monitor. So far so good, but the high temperature is making my Linux crash.
How can I solve this problem of high temperature?
NOTE: When I use NVIDIA graphics acceleration chip (primusrun) I haven't temperature problems.
intel-virtual-output
xrandr -q &>/dev/null
xrandr --newmode "1392x892_60.00" 102.00 1392 1472 1616 1840 892 895 905 926 -hsync +vsync
xrandr --addmode VIRTUAL2 1392x892_60.00
xrandr --output VIRTUAL2 --mode 1392x892_60.00 --right-of LVDS1
My NVIDIA Drivers Installation Process: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/optirun-cannot-access-secondary-gpu-error-xorg-ee-nouveau-0-drm-failed-to-set-drm-interface-version/15651/2
Some Ref: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/bumblebee#Outputs_wired_to_the_Intel_chip
EDIT:
That is the hardest question I've ever faced with Linux. So I offer "100" of my small reputation for an effective solution.
TIP: Currently I use Manjaro, but I already used Linux Mint and with that I was able to make HDMI work without using "intel-virtual-output" command since it was enough to connect the HDMI cable.
With Linux Mint I had no temperature problems. I'm pretty sure Linux Mint did not use the official NVidia drivers ("Nouveau"?).