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c90s and broken cooling system

Discussion in 'Asus' started by Judge Dredd, Dec 24, 2009.

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Hi all. Decided to make copper mod. Making. All was ok, but decided to make it better. So after opening and makeing some improvements temperature raised up on 5 degrees. After a series of adjustments, all suddenly went wrong. The trouble now is when GPU temperatue rises video coolers do not start working more intensively. They start working only when CPU temperature is high. So now in idle 104 C on gpu, if start game or other hard apps temp. rise more at 127 C and more, but coollers have very low rpm. Please anybody, help me

Judge Dredd, Dec 24, 2009

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David NBR Random Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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Did you change or altered the BIOS in any way?

David, Dec 24, 2009

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Stop using the GPU while your temps are so high. It's going to fail.
Check if there is a bios update for your notebook.

Do you think this could be related to your copper mod?

moral hazard, Dec 24, 2009

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Can you take a clear picture of your heat sink mod?

brehidran, Dec 24, 2009

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