my laptop never used to over heat. now it does in 30 mins. now my hands are burning just typeing this thread. i heared useing a compressed can of air. and blowing it into the fan can help. but i only heared of this on desk tops. will this work on my laptop? does that actualy ever work at all? please help. to show u how hot this laptop is getting ill add a pic of the burn marks in the case.
[img]http://i918.photobucket.com/albums/ad25/dkparadox9494/Picture36.jpg?t=1262817377[/img]
thoughs are burns on the case its self. showing how hot this laptop is getting
Hey I have the same laptop.
Anyway post your temperatures. If you don't know how install this [url]http://www.cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php[/url]
[QUOTE=Northern Petrol;19472635]Hey I have the same laptop.
Anyway post your temperatures. If you don't know how install this [url]http://www.cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php[/url][/QUOTE]
thanks for the program very helpfull my temps are
[code]Hardware monitor ACPI
Temperature 0 55°C (130°F) [0xCD2] (THRM)
Hardware monitor AMD Turion 64 Mobile TK-57
Temperature 0 54°C (129°F) [0x19C] (Core #0)
Temperature 1 54°C (128°F) [0x19A] (Core #1)
Hardware monitor NVIDIA GeForce 7000M / nForce 610M
Temperature 0 63°C (145°F) (GPU Core)
Hardware monitor WDC WD1600BEVS-60RST0
Temperature 0 46°C (114°F) [0x2E] (Assembly)
Temperature 2 46°C (114°F) [0x2E] (Air Flow)[/code]
btw am i the only one whos alt button flew off
[QUOTE=dkparadox9494;19472712]thanks for the program very helpfull my temps are
[code]Hardware monitor ACPI
Temperature 0 55°C (130°F) [0xCD2] (THRM)
Hardware monitor AMD Turion 64 Mobile TK-57
Temperature 0 54°C (129°F) [0x19C] (Core #0)
Temperature 1 54°C (128°F) [0x19A] (Core #1)
Hardware monitor NVIDIA GeForce 7000M / nForce 610M
Temperature 0 63°C (145°F) (GPU Core)
Hardware monitor WDC WD1600BEVS-60RST0
Temperature 0 46°C (114°F) [0x2E] (Assembly)
Temperature 2 46°C (114°F) [0x2E] (Air Flow)[/code]btw am i the only one whos alt button flew off[/QUOTE]
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Those temps look fine to me.
Honestly those don't look like burn marks it looks like the paint is just rubbing off. How can you tell its overheating? Is the laptop actually shutting off because of the heat or does it just feel hot and you want to make it cooler?
[QUOTE=M2k3;19473536]Honestly those don't look like burn marks it looks like the paint is just rubbing off. How can you tell its overheating? Is the laptop actually shutting off because of the heat or does it just feel hot and you want to make it cooler?[/QUOTE]
feels REALLY hot. and it does shut its self off. i have had a fan blowing on it and i have it on power saver. ill record the temps next time its painfully hot. but the current recordings are from turning it on after letting it cool down. im pretty shure the marks are from heat. because they showed up after the first time it got over heated. though u may be right. actualy i think its a mix. the heat made the paint ware easyer.
Yeah, I heard them new-fangled laptops got too much heart in them.
[QUOTE=DarkSin;19480335]Yeah, I heard them new-fangled laptops got too much heart in them.[/QUOTE]
It's obviously spelled HEARED, son. :downs:
try to spell, son
[editline]06:58AM[/editline]
I have turned on spell check just for you! try it out!
[QUOTE=M2k3;19473536][b]Honestly those don't look like burn marks it looks like the paint is just rubbing off[/b]. How can you tell its overheating? Is the laptop actually shutting off because of the heat or does it just feel hot and you want to make it cooler?[/QUOTE]
This, also if it was burning wouldn't only the underside of the plastic have burn marks?
[QUOTE=cdlink14;19481598]This, also if it was burning wouldn't only the underside of the plastic have burn marks?[/QUOTE]
It would be warped or at the least you would be smelling burning ABS plastic.
Always make sure your heat exaust is not blocked. It is fine if you use your laptop on your bed or couch but make sure the side is sticking out because if the fan can't breathe it will overheat.
Get a vacuum cleaner and put it to the vents, I did this with my uncles laptop last night and it doesnt sound like a jet taking off now.
Remove the dust from the fan/heatsink.
If you are using it on something soft like a bed and the vents are underneath it's getting no ventilation so will overheat
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