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    Another M17x question, sorry guys

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by adrian890, Jul 18, 2009.

  1. adrian890

    adrian890 Notebook Evangelist

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    hi guys just woundering, im doing my hwmontior check while i play warhammer age of reckogning, and i knoticed below my acpi, and 4 cores, and the gtx 280, i have 'nvida 0x862' is that? is that my 9400 built in card or sumthing? its around 70 degrees while playing. and my 280 is about 50-55
     
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    I believe it is your 9400M.
     
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    adrian890 Notebook Evangelist

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    o0 whys it not showing up correctly? and whys it soo hot? if its not using the 9400 ?
     
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    The name is due driver.

    It's hot because it's your chipset too so u are using it anyway :p
     
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    i thought the 9400 isnt being used wehnthe 280 is? o0
     
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    BIGX333 Brazillian Overclocker

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    As graphic no but 9400 is your chipset too so you are always using it (and that's why it's hot :p ).
     
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    ah ok just as long as its normal and that its the driver thats made it not come up 9400. cheers m8
     
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    It depends I think, I'm pretty sure it defaults to SLI, but you can disable that in the BIOS. If SLI is enabled, it uses both cards. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.