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    G73JH Users please post a few furmark runs!

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by HeavenCry, Jul 3, 2010.

  1. ZigZag557

    ZigZag557 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Where are you guys finding a furmark that works on this laptop?
    It seems like nothing works on this laptop that's needed without tweaking the hell outta it, lol.

    I could definitly use some info on finding a furmark that'd work with this thing if you guys have one.
     
  2. Kenny_Zero

    Kenny_Zero Notebook Consultant

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    You can use this link and download furmark. Install it and then run it..simple.
     
  3. Chastity

    Chastity Company Representative

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    I wouldn't download furmark if you even paid me to.
     
  4. Kenny_Zero

    Kenny_Zero Notebook Consultant

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    Any particular reason for you to say that :confused:
     
  5. Chastity

    Chastity Company Representative

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    The user base for that application have cult-like tendancies :) I prefer to use Heaven engine for testing / stressing. It's more typical for a gaming experience. And if it's going to GSOD, it happens pretty quick.
     
  6. HeavenCry

    HeavenCry Notebook Virtuoso

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    Its a very useful application... So why not? :D
     
  7. Kenny_Zero

    Kenny_Zero Notebook Consultant

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    Guys... one off topic question here.

    Ok here it goes.. yesterday, my c:\ had 13.4GB in it. Today morning- 14.4GB and now 15.5GB. i cleaned the registry, cache memory, IE cashe etc. now its down to 15GB. i havnt installed anything new. so what might this be due to??
     
  8. ZigZag557

    ZigZag557 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Ok, so.. My thing after 12 minutes of Xtreame Burning Mode showed it capping out at 107C, at 1920x1200 res.

    No shut downs or artifacting took place.

    That... Good or bad for this laptop?
     
  9. HeavenCry

    HeavenCry Notebook Virtuoso

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    I also noticed an unexplainable 1,5gb more on my ssd now that you mention it... And i do have system protection (shadow copies) and hybernation off...
     
  10. Kenny_Zero

    Kenny_Zero Notebook Consultant

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    @ ZigZag557
    I would petty much say that isn't good. anything over 100 is not good(atleast thats what i hear) + auto shutdown kicks in at 110c i think. thats why it dint shut down.
     
  11. Kenny_Zero

    Kenny_Zero Notebook Consultant

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    Exactly... see that?? thats what i cant explain. even i have hibernation, windows update and all that disabled. I keep tabs on the SSD every time i go to My Computer. Hence i noticed.
    Also i analysed the fragmentation level on m SSD and it says 17% fragmnted...?? I thought this thing doesn't get fragmented that easily..
     
  12. <MarkS>

    <MarkS> Notebook Village Idiot

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    Heh fragmentation means nothing on a SSD :) There's no one-to-one relationship between the OS's logical point of view (sectors/cylinders/platters/etc.) and where the data is physically stored.
     
  13. HeavenCry

    HeavenCry Notebook Virtuoso

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    Thats pretty bad and unacceptible. If the ambient temperature was a bit higher your laptop would reach the thermal limit and shut down...
    Id consider good under 90C and safe under 95C. More is just too much - more heat means more chances of damage to the components, which translates into shorter component lifespan. Not to mention a laptop shutting down on you while you work or play games is not part of a fully operational laptop...
     
  14. BumbleBoner

    BumbleBoner Notebook Evangelist

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    Just asking for asking's sake, but what's the min-max operating conditions for the G73JH? I don't see it anywhere on the box? :p

    I think I'd heat 100C easily if I didn't have air conditioning. Its like 35C indoors here in the Gulf (with suffocating humidity), and anywhere from 45 to 50C outside. :D

    With air-conditioning set to 23C, I idle at 55C stock clocks, 44C, downclocked, and a max of 91C. Averages around 80C throughout gameplay.
     
  15. Quadzilla

    Quadzilla The eye is watching you

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    Your temps are fine .... You have nothing to worry about temperature wise .. Hardware can fail but it wont be from your temps :)..
     
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    DCx Banned!

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    When I called asus, they said it's normal to run at 95. So if you're in the ballpark, (3-5 degrees) then you're good.
     
  17. HeavenCry

    HeavenCry Notebook Virtuoso

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    Whell your temperatures are just fine. But no laptop should shut down at any reasonable ambient temperature - as a manufacturer you have to take into account people are using laptops in high ambient temperatures as well. And if he is hitting 107C already that isnt fine, since just a little increase in ambient temperature would cause him to shut down.
    Ive owned many gaming laptops and even a crossfire 3870 AW with a shared heatsink for the two cards never broke 95C at any load or ambient i tried. So seeing such temperatures on a single GPU solution is unacceptible in my book.
    Under 95C or at least under 100C with furmark if youre in a very hot area and under at least 60C idle on high performace is what you should have.
     
  18. <MarkS>

    <MarkS> Notebook Village Idiot

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    Thanks for reminding me about that one! I hadn't tried it since the wireframe mode was crashing on a previous Catalyst version.

    Just tried a benchmark run (Catalyst 10.6) ...

    Unigine
    Heaven Benchmark v2.0
    FPS: 16.7
    Scores: 421
    Min FPS: 9.9
    Max FPS: 42.3

    Hardware
    Binary: Windows 32bit Visual C++ 1500 Release Mar 7 2010
    Operating system: Windows 7 (build 7600) 64bit
    CPU model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz
    CPU flags: 1596MHz MMX SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSSE3 SSE41 SSE42 HTT
    GPU model: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5800 Series 8.741.0.0 1024Mb

    Settings
    Render: direct3d11
    Mode: 1920x1080 fullscreen
    Shaders: high
    Textures: high
    Filter: trilinear
    Anisotropy: 4x
    Occlusion: enabled
    Refraction: enabled
    Volumetric: enabled
    Replication: disabled
    Tessellation: normal

    HWiNFO GPU Sensor Max results:
    Thermal Diode 90.0C
    DispIO 78.0C
    MemIO 90.0C
    Shader 87.0C
    Utilization 99.765%

    Ambient room temp 25.2C

    And wireframe works :)
     
  19. ZigZag557

    ZigZag557 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I spoke with the guys at the place I bought it from (built to order), and they said that 107 sounds pretty normal for these laptops on a furmark burn test at that res.

    I guess no games will actually run it that ragged anyways. I mean SC2 would max out my 295 at it's "gaming" max vs it's benchmark max, and it seems to be the same with this 5870. It's benchmark max and gaming max aren't exactly the same. It never goes beyond 96C when gaming in crysis and SC2 and mass effect 2.
     
  20. HeavenCry

    HeavenCry Notebook Virtuoso

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    A few hours of crysis pushed my previous laptops to just 2C lower than what i got in furmark.
    I dont know about you but having such high temperatures is alarming to me. And you should know that most companies will tell you its fine since they want to save themselves the trouble of you returning the laptop for a repair/replacement...
     
  21. ZigZag557

    ZigZag557 Notebook Enthusiast

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    True. It could shorten the lifespan of the card alot too even if I managed to avoide complete overheating with this thing.

    What I wanna know tho, is is with our laptops not having a way to control their fan speeds?
    We shouldn't be sitting at 41% in GAMING laptops. This thing should be cranking 100% when a game is going!
    There's no reason for it to be so low and the temps to be anything past 85C.
     
  22. HeavenCry

    HeavenCry Notebook Virtuoso

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    Its made so the fans kick in full when the core temp sensor reaches 82C, which is just fine. If your card isnt one of the defective hot running ones and if you dont have a bad thermal paste application temperatures should soon stabilize after fans go to full blast.
     
  23. ZigZag557

    ZigZag557 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Would you say mines a defective hot running one?
     
  24. HeavenCry

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    I dont know.. Perhaps its the paste, but it really has to be a bad application of TIM for it to run that hot..
     
  25. Tim4

    Tim4 Alchemist

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    This is my result
    Unigine
    Heaven Benchmark v2.0
    FPS: 20.8
    Scores: 525
    Min FPS: 10.4
    Max FPS: 55.6

    Hardware
    Binary: Windows 32bit Visual C++ 1500 Release Mar 7 2010
    Operating system: Windows 7 (build 7600) 64bit
    CPU model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz
    CPU flags: 1596MHz MMX SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSSE3 SSE41 SSE42 HTT
    GPU model: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5800 Series 8.741.0.0 1024Mb

    Settings
    Render: direct3d11
    Mode: 1600x900 fullscreen
    Shaders: high
    Textures: high
    Filter: trilinear
    Anisotropy: 4x
    Occlusion: enabled
    Refraction: enabled
    Volumetric: enabled
    Replication: disabled
    Tessellation: normal

    HWiNFO GPU Sensor Max results:
    Thermal Diode 81.0C
    DispIO 74.0C
    MemIO 81.0C
    Shader 77.0C
    Utilization 99.561%

    My ambient is 23C. :D Running Catalyst 10.6 on stock vbios with 0 issues.
     
  26. <MarkS>

    <MarkS> Notebook Village Idiot

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    I thought you were showing off until I saw the resolution :)
     
  27. Tim4

    Tim4 Alchemist

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    Yeah, I ran test just to compare temps with yours.And posted it , if someone will be interested in.
     
  28. DvvD

    DvvD Notebook Enthusiast

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    Unigine
    Heaven Benchmark v2.1
    FPS: 19.4
    Scores: 490
    Min FPS: 2.4
    Max FPS: 52.9

    Hardware
    Binary: Windows 32bit Visual C++ 1500 Release May 21 2010
    Operating system: Windows 7 (build 7600) 64bit
    CPU model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz
    CPU flags: 1708MHz MMX SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSSE3 SSE41 SSE42 HTT
    GPU model: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 8.683.0.0 1024Mb

    Settings
    Render: direct3d11
    Mode: 1600x900 fullscreen
    Shaders: high
    Textures: high
    Filter: trilinear
    Anisotropy: 4x
    Occlusion: enabled
    Refraction: enabled
    Volumetric: enabled
    Replication: disabled
    Tessellation: normal

    HWiNFO GPU Sensor Max results:
    Thermal Diode 89.0C
    DispIO 82.0C
    MemIO 89.5C
    Shader 85.0C
    Utilization 99.656%.

    Did you apply any thermal paste in you GPU?. for low temperatures.
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    Asus G73JH-RBBX05
    | 1600x900 AUO LED Screen | Mobility Radeon 5870 | i7-720qm
    | 6gb 1333mhz DDR3 | 500GB 7200rpm HD | Bios 206/1.01 CC Ati
     
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