It is just doing horrible and it doesn't seem like the fans spin up until it has been that way for a while and even when they are running, it is doing basically nothing to help with those temperatures. Temps on the CPU are between 96C and 100C on the individual cores and on the package. At just about 1 minute into stability tests with Aida64 FPU test only (or CPU only test), it is thermal throttling to up to 50%.
To see how things are working I tried running Cinebench and Aida64 and was shocked at how bad the thermals on this unit are. I just got my Surface Book 2 15 inch with i7-8650U, 16gb Ram, and 1 tb ssd. But should not get to and stay consistantly at 100 like my first one was. These machines are definitely going to be warmer running machines when on full performance and under a load due to the limited size of the computer. As long as it doesn't go up about 90 or so consistently it is probably okay. You can also use other tools like Aida64 to put it under synthetic load and see where the temperatures will go up to. My old one would actually fail in that as the cooling solution was allowing the processor to hit 100C. I would suggest those that are having problems, install and run the Intel Processor Diagnostic Utility and allow it to run a test on it. The max temp that that machine ever gets is in the mid to low 70s and that is it and that is in 90F ambient temperatures. With the OG Surface Book, I never experienced any issues with thermal throttling on that machine in anyway. It is only the 13 inch SB2 that is fanless. The Surface Book 2 15 inch does actually have a fan based cooling solution.
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