Hi,
Im new to this site.
After browsing around for a while, I have learned so much more about my laptop that I never knew!
I bought my E1705 Notebook about 2 weeks ago, and the first thing that ran to my mind was, "WOW, my GPU runs hot!"
So I did a bit of research and found out that it was running at a "normal" temperature. It doesnt matter what normal is, but 75C during normal usuage isnt normal to me(supposeably my GPU can go as high as 90C without damage).
First thing I did was install this program (that is very popular here) called 18kGuiFan... EXCELLENT program. My Idle dropped from 72C to about 40C!!!
The GPU temp dropped so much that I am now thinking about overclocking my GPU!
Well anyway, just stopping by to show appreciation to this site.
Here are my specs:
E1705
Core 2 Duo 2.16 T7400
2 GB Ram @ 667 MHz
100 GB HDD @ 7200 RPM
WUXGA 1920x1280 LCD
Geforce Go 7900 GS
(I really like my Laptop, I just dont like the fact that I couldnt be patient enough to wait for the Geforce Go 8xxx GPU and Santa Rosa CPU's)
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Congratulations on your purchase. Great specfication by the way. Don't bother waiting for new processors and components to come out, unless offcourse its a week or month away. Reason is, there will always be something new coming out in the future, and it isn't practical to wait so long. Anyway, enjoy your notebook.
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Wow. That's a bit better than what I got. The gpu does seem to run hot but remember in a laptop there is less space to work in therefore cooling doesn't appear as efficient. I normally idle at about 55-60C though with the same card. The fans kick it into high gear somewhere around 75-80C though and bring the temperature back down. Usually during heavy gaming. I know where the gpu is located at (right side) mostly due to the amount of heat on that side.
P.S. - My specs are in the signature.
Im new here... Here are the specs to my E1705 Notebook
Discussion in 'Dell' started by skaterbasist, Dec 1, 2006.