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    When using HWMonitor for the 7811 fx

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by hammerfallts, Oct 19, 2008.

  1. hammerfallts

    hammerfallts Notebook Consultant

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    What temps should I be looking at? What are acceptable temps?
     
  2. nomoredell

    nomoredell Notebook Deity

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    max temp of gpu and cpu under 80c , motherboard around 70c.
    hard drive nobody cares.
     
  3. viilutaja

    viilutaja Notebook Consultant

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    With original setup, i guess thats mighty impossible to get P8400 80C hot, unless you place it under a sheep for Orthos benchmarking :D I have seen temps up to 53 C only. After hours of Crysis gaming i got 46C, benching orthos for 3 hours i got 53 max.
     
  4. Quadzilla

    Quadzilla The eye is watching you

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    Ya max temps of CPU should be in the 50ish range though if you have a x9100 you could hit the 70s no problem.
     
  5. viilutaja

    viilutaja Notebook Consultant

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    Ofc and with quad cpu (if that support finaly comes) even higher. But my guess was, that he asked about stock P7811.
     
  6. hammerfallts

    hammerfallts Notebook Consultant

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    After playing WoW here is what mine are at, tell me if this is ok pls.

    TZSO 56c
    TZS1 56c

    Core#0 50c
    Core#1 49c

    GPU 71c
    HDD 39c

    Is this ok?
     
  7. BigHops323

    BigHops323 Notebook Deity

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    yeah temps are fine. GPU seems a little higher than normal but still well within its operable range.
     
  8. hammerfallts

    hammerfallts Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks man.
     
  9. Eurasianman

    Eurasianman Notebook Evangelist

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    Were you playing with the laptop flat on the surface or elevated?
     
  10. hammerfallts

    hammerfallts Notebook Consultant

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    Elevated with notebook cooler nc-820
     
  11. Eurasianman

    Eurasianman Notebook Evangelist

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    Nice! :) I need to find me a good notebook cooler...
     
  12. hammerfallts

    hammerfallts Notebook Consultant

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    Actually I just got done playing WoW for two hours and now my temps read:



    TZS0 98c
    TZS1 60c

    core#0 55c
    core#1 54c

    GPU 73c

    HDD 44c

    Is this still ok, laptop feels a bit hot.
     
  13. WysockiSauce

    WysockiSauce Notebook Consultant

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    TZS0 is too hot. It's a known problem with the p7811fx. No component in a laptop should ever go over 90c
     
  14. hammerfallts

    hammerfallts Notebook Consultant

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    What do you suggest I do?
     
  15. WysockiSauce

    WysockiSauce Notebook Consultant

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    fiziks Notebook Evangelist

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    Read the thread Wysocki linked, or more importantly, this entry in that thread http://forum.notebookreview.com/showpost.php?p=3918654&postcount=46 and then just ignore it unless you see noticeable downthrottling of your cpu. Sometimes, too much information is a bad thing. I've seen the 98C spike a couple of times when testing out of the box. I've not seen it since then. It is quite possible that I was using just the battery when I saw it occur. Great, one more thing to test.
     
  17. hammerfallts

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    Yes it stopped after I restarted the computer and have been playing for an hour and it is back at 59c, gpu steady 70c