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    ASUS G1 GeForce 7700 Temps???

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by pantner, Feb 12, 2009.

  1. pantner

    pantner Notebook Enthusiast

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    ok, got an ASUS G1 with a GeForce 7700go 512MB Video Card and a T7200 CPU.

    i've seen some artifacting and stuff in games (i mostly play WoW on it :p)
    like, textures shoot out across the screen and weird polygon things..

    so i installed the NVIDIA System Tools and its showing my GPU temp at roughly 60C Idle and up to 92C Load. I haven't seen it artifact while running the sensor program so not sure if it gets higher.

    Do you think thats too hot? i normally just have the notebook on a normal table (not on my lap or anything :p) and there isn't anything blocking ventalation.

    anyone else have the same video card? any idea wat temps u get?

    i live in Western Australia...at the moment its the Peak of Summer and we are constantly getting days of 35-42C.

    The machine has just turned 2, so i suppose its possible that dust is blocking airways...there is a fair bit of hot air coming out of the back, but there could be more???

    thanks! :)
     
  2. ClearSkies

    ClearSkies Well no, I'm still here..

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    Yes, first thing to do would be clean out the vent and radiator to see what impact that might have on temps. After 2 years of use, depending on how you've used it, there could be an entire colony of dust bunnies in there.