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    Clevo P650SE (Prema bios and vbios) beeps 22 times and shuts down.

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Nebulaxis, Sep 24, 2020.

  1. Nebulaxis

    Nebulaxis Newbie

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    Hello everyone.

    I was running with custom cooled P650SE at 1400 mhz 1.2v 7/24. (For 6 months)
    It's rock stable for every game and every benchmark.
    (GTX 970M non-mxm 3 GB)

    But i suddenly faced with a issue.
    In some games, game crashes, laptop beeps 22 times, fan kicks to %100 and notebook shuts down.
    This happened 5-6 times. I checked temps everytime but GPU's max reached temp was only 71, and CPU's max reached temp was only 68.

    For example in Dead by Daylight, game crashes and i got an error "D3D device lost: HUNG".
    And laptop starts to beeping 22 times, fan kicks to %100, and shuts down. (With stock clocks, there is no crash and issue)

    What can be the problem ?
     
    Nebulaxis, Sep 24, 2020
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  2. yrekabakery

    yrekabakery Notebook Virtuoso

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    Then your overclock is unstable. Degradation over time happens and is natural, especially if you're at the edge of stability. Some games are more sensitive to OC than others as well.
     
    yrekabakery, Sep 24, 2020
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  3. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    Newer drivers can also expose weaknesses.
     
    Meaker@Sager, Sep 24, 2020
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