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    Help me! My new ultrabook V15 nitro got too hot when use nvidia GPU

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by cloud7a, May 11, 2016.

  1. cloud7a

    cloud7a Newbie

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    I just brought a new acer v15 nitro Aspire VN7-592G with 960m nvidia graphic. I have enable coolboost technology but nothing change, after 15 mins mỹ lập running too, temperature up to 90C and nvidia driver has stop working. I do everything already update driver, downclock it but none of that will help. Pls help me if someone has the same problem with me. Thank you.
     
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    cloud7a, May 11, 2016
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    DRFP Notebook Evangelist

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    is the fan running
     
    DRFP, May 23, 2016
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    Kent T Notebook Virtuoso

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    UltraBook is a IGP form factor. Cooling on UltraBook machines is limited, think the same issue with MacBooks. Integrated graphics stress the laptop least.
     
    Kent T, May 25, 2016
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    The VN7 592G is *not* an ultrabook

    90c GPU temp isn't all the surprising - what were you running at the time? did you make sure you had the air intake and exhaust vents clear (ie, not on a sofa, duvet or lap)

    NVidia driver TDRs are a known issue with most of the recent drivers, but I have had luck with the latest 368.22

    I have the same laptop, and my temps are good and an hour of gaming get me around 85c on the GPU which I think is fine
     
    g.lewarne, May 28, 2016
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