Looks like HP has resolved the heat issue with F.25 and now released F.26
Just updated my lappy and its running much like F.16.
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AKAJohnDoe Mime with Tourette's
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laptop seems to be warmer than F.16 but its not as hot as F.25
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Dude it says right there on the site what its for:
Enhancements
Improves the thermal-protect mechanism for the battery pack. -
dv9088ea,
With F.16 at idle: CPU @ ~28* (both cores v. similar)
GPU @ ~61*
F.26 at idle CPU @ ~50*
GPU @ ~71*
Temperatures were measured using Everest.
Have you noticed with F.26 that the fan cycles on and off every five seconds or so? With F.25 it would be off for longer periods. Using F.16, it is nearly always on, but at a slower speed when CPU not under load. -
I tried f26 and immediately went back to f16
the quickplay button problem is still there from f25, the buttons still make the beep noise even when you disable this sound in the BIOS
the temps are still too hot, especially the primary hdd and GPU
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Seems to be a little cooler not much though -
Thanks for the post. I will give a try today.
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AKAJohnDoe Mime with Tourette's
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No problem
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Hi, I've updated my firmware to .26 and my hard drive is still at 53-55 c
What's going on with this firmwares? Sounds like HP plays with us..
btw mine is an fujitsu 120gb
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what did you "upgrade" from? Was it F16 or F25? So far it seems that the F25 is the hottest followed by F26, and F16 being the coolest. So I would recommend going back to F16 and see if the problem persists.
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there looks to be an f28 now too
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I don't see if for the 9000 or 6000. What model did you see it for?
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...&cc=us&dlc=en&product=1842189&os=2100&lang=en
right there under the dv9000 cto link, vista 64 -
The difference, evidently, is the Vista 64-bit. Most of us are running Vista 32-bit and the highest bios showing is f.26.
BTW, was the f.25 update to try to cut the fans back a bit. I updated to the f.25 but then backed down to the f.16 because of heat issues. With f.26, is HP trying to find a happy medium (though it appears to be not so happy)? I guess I'll stay with f.16 and enjoy the fans. At least the system stays cooler. In summertime South Carolina, the last thing I want is extra heat.
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errr byrds6, that BIOS upgrade link you gave is for the AMD versions which are dv9000z/6000z not dv9000t/6000t
so ppl make sure you are upgrading to the right BIOS for your system, DONT get this if you have an intel system cuz as it says in the link it is for AMD only! -
I see that the HP site has drivers and support for "CTO" notebooks (Customized To Order?) for every dv_500t notebook except for the dv6500t. but for the 6500, they have a bunch of specific model numbers, i.e. dv6513tx (upgraded in a certain way?).
Where would I find the firmware for the dv6500t?
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its the same BIOS as any other of the dv6500 series. as long as it is an intel of the same series it will be the same. check the other model numbers and see the file name for the BIOS, they should all be the same.
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Ya know I could have sworn it said Intel lol. Good thing I never updated past 16. Sorry for the confusion all.
F.26 - New Firmware for DV9000T/6000T
Discussion in 'HP' started by kewlguy, Jun 21, 2007.