Gonna have to fit a SSD drive in this machine to crank it up a bit.
I've dropped the max processor speed to 50% on the old laptop to see if that makes any difference. I'd like to keep it working and dedicate it to tuning/automotive stuff.
Laptop fault hardware or software?
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immortality
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Re: Laptop fault hardware or software?
Definitely all of the above
Gonna have to fit a SSD drive in this machine to crank it up a bit.
I've dropped the max processor speed to 50% on the old laptop to see if that makes any difference. I'd like to keep it working and dedicate it to tuning/automotive stuff.
Gonna have to fit a SSD drive in this machine to crank it up a bit.
I've dropped the max processor speed to 50% on the old laptop to see if that makes any difference. I'd like to keep it working and dedicate it to tuning/automotive stuff.
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psyolent
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Re: Laptop fault hardware or software?
sorry for the lateness.
i'd re-do the thermal paste between heatsink and CPU. thats too hot. and like chuff showed, make sure that the airflow is not restricted.
i'd re-do the thermal paste between heatsink and CPU. thats too hot. and like chuff showed, make sure that the airflow is not restricted.
Cheers,
Greg aka Sir Burnie Tanington
VX1 Berlina V6, VT1 Berlina V6 (Track), VN1 S V6, Hilux RN105 GMV8, Ford XP 170.
Greg aka Sir Burnie Tanington
VX1 Berlina V6, VT1 Berlina V6 (Track), VN1 S V6, Hilux RN105 GMV8, Ford XP 170.