Is there a way to change it so it kicks in at lets say 80...
Thanks in advance for help
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SoundOf1HandClapping Was once a Forge
No.
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If fans kicked in a 90c then your G60vx would literally be toast..gooey plastic toast.
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SoundOf1HandClapping Was once a Forge
Indeed?
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I found a way to keep my gpu at 56-58 , cpu 41-45 (hwmonitor) temps all the time when not gaming and when gaming gpu 80-85, cpu 60-62(cod4 bf-bc2).
To be clear the temps of gpu DONT even spike to 90s when using the comp.
I did it without modifying software or hardware (I dont want to loose warranty). I figured instead of trying to cool the laptop I tried to help to remove heat from it non stop and faster. I built the external "vacuum" using 80mm case fan that is pulling the hot air from side vents. I can control speed of the fan. Doesnt look great and seems silly, but really works great and I can live with it to have these temps. I checked if the force of the "vacuum" doesnt move internal fan and it doesnt even at the highest speeds. Also, I use external power supply.
The cons are:
Noise at higher speeds. I use Thermaltake t8025 fan (max 3k speed)
Not portable. Just sits on the desk where I keep the laptop. Doesnt matter to me, thats where I play and edit video anyway.
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SoundOf1HandClapping Was once a Forge
So, basically a DIY Evercool Fairy?
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Jesus christ... you need to start selling those..
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haha I couldn't help but laugh. But hey if it works..
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Now I can start playing with some overclocking.
Thats from HW Monitoring data:
CPUID HWMonitor Report
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Binaries
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HWMonitor version 1.1.5.0
Monitoring
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Mainboard Model G60VX (0x0000015B - 0x00028480)
LPCIO
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Hardware Monitors
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Hardware monitor ACPI
Temperature 0 39°C (102°F) [0xC32] (THRM)
Hardware monitor Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo
Temperature 0 43°C (109°F) [0x39] (Core #0)
Temperature 1 44°C (111°F) [0x38] (Core #1)
Hardware monitor NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M
Temperature 0 57°C (134°F) (GPU Core)
Hardware monitor ST932042 3AS
Temperature 0 34°C (93°F) [0x22] (Assembly)
Temperature 2 34°C (93°F) [0x22] (Air Flow)
Hardware monitor Battery 1
Voltage 0 12.37 Volts [0x3053] (Current Voltage)
Capacity 0 51260 mWh [0xC83C] (Designed Capacity)
Capacity 1 50633 mWh [0xC5C9] (Full Charge Capacity)
Capacity 2 48125 mWh [0xBBFD] (Current Capacity)
Level 0 1 pc [0x62] (Wear Level)
Level 1 95 pc [0x5F] (Charge Level)
G60vx fan kicks in at 90C...
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