Asus C90S BlueScreen

Hi everyone,

I have a Asus C90S with more than 2 years, since than, i can not put my laptop in " Gaming Mode" with the turbogear tool, it gives me a BlueScreen, i had the last bios (1002 i presume).

The BlueScreen is only if the laptop is working hard ( sorry my english ), for exemple, playing a game like crysis.

Anyone can help me, to fix this problem?

Maybe he memories?

It´s very frustrating... Any information, just ask. I wil post here the error report:

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID: 2070

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 124
BCP1: 0000000000000000
BCP2: FFFFFA80036826F8
BCP3: 0000000000000000
BCP4: 0000000000000000
OS Version: 6_1_7600
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 256_1


Ps: i don't know if it is helpful for enything this...

 

Did it do this on another operating system before Windows 7?

 

Your power supply might be struggling to supply the laptop enough power. I suggest undervolting your CPU with RMclock. You ought to be able to shave some volts off the CPU voltage and still be able to reach gaming OC with turbogear, in addition your temperatures will drop.

 

Yes, with the Xp x32, Vista x32 and x64 and with 7 x32.

 

I have a 120w power supplie, i think is more than enough... Or not?

Undervolting with RMclock, with wich configuration?

 

That is something only you can tell, I haven't a E6700 to test and of course all CPU's are different. Simply OC to 2.93 ghz then keep reducing the voltage in very small steps followed by an othos/prime95 CPU stress test, then continue this way until you reach the lowest stable voltage that will allow you to run 2.93ghz stably.

 

Ok, thank very much, i will test

 

Hi,

Did you read that : http://forum.notebookreview.com/showpost.php?p=3248603&postcount=64

Or that : http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx...&board_id=3&model=C90S&SLanguage=en-us&page=4

I have no BSOD since ... I don't remember when it was, 12, 15 months perhaps ?

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Hi,
I just read the topics that you gave me. I think that is another BSOD, it was one that in the begining apear in the boot sequence, caused by a IR bad driver, my situation is when i do the overclock :s

Look, did you follow the tuturial of the NightWalker to put a 9600M GT in your laptop??? With the heatspreader???

 

Hi,

Yes, I followed the tuto from "a" to "z", but the heatspreader where I use all the 4 screws.

Thanks to NW it's possible tu upgrade the C90S. Nice piece of cake

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Hello,

And for the processor, did you need some special bios, or you just apply the CPU?

 

Hi,

Yes, E7500 needs a special bios, but ASUS doesn t give any.
But some guis are as good/clever so they can write a biosmod.
Just follow the links in my signature, you ll find to dl and how to proceed.

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Ok,

Thank's, but the heatspread was a lit bit hard to do? Or it was easy ?

 

I think it wasn't so hard, rather easy.

Tools that I used :
a hacksaw,
a metal file,
a drill diameter 2 or 2.5 mm, with an electric drill.

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