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    TZS0 98c solution?

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by FairTrade, Dec 17, 2008.

  1. FairTrade

    FairTrade Notebook Geek

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    i just noticed today that i am not only getting high temps on the TZS0 sensor while overclocking, but also while it's not overclocked...for those of you who have had the issue, or delt with the issue, is there any sure fire solution to stop if from down throttling? i heard undervolting can help...is this true?
     
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  2. iaTa

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    Have you upgraded your CPU FT?
     
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  3. FairTrade

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    what? what is ft?
     
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    Fair Trade lol
     
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    I had the same problem with my oc'ed x7800. I now have it at stock speed and undervolted.
     
    lollavid, Dec 17, 2008
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    so...does undervolting help? is there anyone out there with the 7811fx, who has had this problem, and solved it?
     
    FairTrade, Dec 18, 2008
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    use RMClock to undervolt and TZS0 will leave you alone :)
     
    E-wrecked, Dec 19, 2008
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  9. FairTrade

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    well...as far as i can tell, i undervolted and i still have 98c...do i just need to undervolt more?
     
    FairTrade, Dec 20, 2008
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    ok..so after repeated test...even when i have the lowest choice of voltages, i still get the 98c. Would it be a bad idea to just lock the clock speed at the highest? It seemed to work fine, but i'm afraid that it will get to high temperatures and then fry it....or is even actually 98 degrees, or is that just a glitch....anyways...i only force the clocks when gaming...
     
    FairTrade, Jan 4, 2009
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    If it's just sitting at a constant 98, it sounds like a simple glitch, nothing to worry about.
     
    kb2114, Jan 6, 2009
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    no, its not sitting there, it just makes occasional jumps...but always to 98c
     
    FairTrade, Jan 8, 2009
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