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    Acer 6930g Freeze

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by charmz, Jul 11, 2009.

  1. charmz

    charmz Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi, All

    I have 6930g when im playing games on battery power i have no problems but if i connect my power supply it freezes within 3 minits :confused:.
    so now i have charge my notebook before playing :mad:
     
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    Leroy Bad Notebook Guru

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    I don't know the problem, I just got my notebook recently and I played the Crysis demo for a while with no problems.
    My first instinct is to lower performance settings in the Power Options for Plugged in mode. The only difference between the battery and ac power would be the power configurations. I assume the battery settings are set lower?
     
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    charmz Notebook Enthusiast

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    Well i tried your suggestion for a minit i thought it worked but 5 mins later it freezes so it only delayed the freeze for a few mins :(

    anything else someone thinks that will help??
     
    charmz, Jul 12, 2009
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    Leroy Bad Notebook Guru

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    Ok...I guess it makes sense to say that your computer works well enough to play Crysis if you can do it with the battery without out problems.
    The only factor added was the AC adapter. Is it the same adapter that originally came with the Notebook?
    Mine is a LiteOne 100-240v Input and 19V output, is yours the same?
    Perhaps its not pulling enough power from your wall outlet or Power strip.
    Try plugging it directly into a different wall outlet.
     
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    charmz Notebook Enthusiast

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    yeah i got the same adapter and it came with the Notebook.I tried other outlets as well No Luck :( maybe it is the videodrivers what driver do you have?
     
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    Driver version is 7.15.11.7924
    I think its safe to say the video drivers work though, since you are able to play Crysis without problems.
     
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