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    7805u problems

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by telescopee0, Jan 14, 2009.

  1. telescopee0

    telescopee0 Notebook Enthusiast

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    HI...
    I got my 7805 from bestbuy few days back..for 2-3 days..i played games and they were working all good...but now...they arnt...i am getting very fps..and high temperatures..what could be the problem?
    And ya 1 thing more...i ordered my lappy online from bestbuy..so is it possible if i can return it and get my money back?
     
  2. Big Mike

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    i think you can return it for the same 14 days as if you bought it from the store, sounds like your heatsinks aren't attached right or something
     
  3. telescopee0

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    hey big mike...how r ur games on the lappy..coz rite now i just played cod 5 on all settings high and i was getting an avg fps of 30..i dont know..but when i played gta 4..it totally sucked...it was like 4.5 fps with medium settings
     
  4. Big Mike

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    Only game I've tried was the stress test for Counterstrike Source. At 1920x1200 maxed everything it got 108 FPS average. GTA IV is a beast from everything I've heard, but if you're overheating the GPU will slow down to compensate and kill your frame rate. What temps have you been getting? You might try hwmonitor from cpuid.com to monitor all the important temps while running a game and see what they look like.
     
  5. telescopee0

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    max 50 c to 55..thats what i am getting not morte than that
     
  6. SemiGamer

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    55C on what hardware? 55c max GPU temp? During what..?
     
  7. Big Mike

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    which temp is that? CPU? GPU ussually gets a lot hotter than that (70-80 under heavy load isnt uncommon)
     
  8. Bravoexo

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    On AC or DC?
     
  9. SemiGamer

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    Lol we're all anxious for his answer :p
     
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    55C has to be CPU, no way it could be GPU while gaming.
     
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    Thats what I'm guessing.