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• Satego P100-10U: CPU overheating all playing 3D games

  Hello!

  I often play games like call of Duty4, Counter Stri * ke Source, FEAR Combat etc with my Toshiba laptop...
  After a few minutes, the game, the CPU send a warning: CPU overheating!

  With the right tool brand CPU my CPU temp. is greater than 95Celsius!
  If I am not under my laptop a few CDs or books on the corners to make a place for cooling, the laptop crashed because the CPU is overheating...

  This problem is only if Iplay 3D games.
  If I'm working from write something 'normal' like surfing on Internet, watch pictures or listen to music, the temperature of the CPU. between 60 - 70Celsius...
  What can I do? Service call?

  Thnx

  Hello

  As you know this laptop was equipped with high-tech parts and devices that are really very powerful. During these games to 100% devices and produce a lot of heat. This is why it is very important to a cooling properly.

  Please check if the cooling modules are free! I mean the dust and debris could prevent fans of good working condition and would have led to overheating.
  In most cases the coolant cleaning module could help to prevent the overheating of laptop computer
  To clean the fans, you might use a jet of compressed air that can be bought in various computer stores

  But I have a question;
  Using the graphics driver from Toshiba?

  Maybe you installed a 3rd party graphics driver which doesn t support protection against overheating! He should know that the original Toshiba graphics drivers are slightly modified. The GPU driver supports thermal protection which prevents the overheating GPU chip is very important and necessary, because portable computers, graphics cards do not have huge cooling modules like graphics cards for desktop PC!

  Therefore, use of the 3rd party graphics driver could lead to overheating.
  Be aware of these facts.

  Best regards

• (CPU overheating) Are there specific settings I should change before the rendering in Adobe Premiere?

  

  I chose a really small rendering option that my old laptop could return without overheating, so I was wondering if I hurt something else?

  Here are the specs of my computer (the one I'm trying to make with the screenshot):

  The high air 922 Cooler master cases, 3 fans and cable management that does not interfere with the air flow.
  

  Motherboard ASUS Maximus VII Ranger

  Core i7 4790 k (currently with the cpu comes with the processor fan)

  16 GB of ram

  NVIDIA GTX 970

  120GB SSD (to run windows)
  1 TB HD (for my files and programs)

  Windows 7 64 bit

  Care of my old laptop (that I used for rendering HD videos with it): And cpu would not go more than 60 ° C, but was using first 2.0 or something
  

  ASUS laptop
  

  Quad Core

  NVIDIA GT 240M

  500 GB HD

  Windows 7 64 bit

  With these render settings, my computer's CPU overheating 98 C, just as it begins rendering, he quickly degenerate, which at this stage, I cancel the rendering.

  I tried to see if other things would be couse of overheating as work on a 8 GB on photoshop file. It consumes all the ram, but the temperature of the cpu are not going more than 70 C.

  Is it possible he might just be the processor fan is not not able to bear the cpu with this kind of tasks? Or is it a setting I am missing that is eaten all 8 cores of CPU?

  I think that the cpu fan is running as it should be with an average of 1 140 RPM.

  If anyone has an idea of what is happening, please let me know. And please read this first!

  Slow down time that the CPU is fine and not thermal burn which would be the single CPU based question that pushes the heat very quickly outside the high heat sink. You must replace this cooler. The stocks for the Intel CPU heat sinks are really poor.

  Eric

  ADK

• Can CPU overheating if Portege R930 goes into sleep mode?

  I have an a Portege R930. I run an application of 25-30% of the CPU for long hours. If I put the laptop in mode 'sleep', the calculation get suspended? If not, and it is still running, how the CPU is cooled when the fan is off mode 'sleep'? The CPU can overheat?

  I * don't * want my program from several hours to be interrupted by a detector from overheating. If I know that the program is suspended in mode 'sleep', I fear enter "standby" mode. If this isn't the case, so I'll keep the laptop awake, and if I need to carry the laptop, I'll put it into hibernation.

  The answer seems to be that the CPU cannot fire because the programs are suspended: http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/Port%C3...p/689961#M4014

• Satellite Pro 4600 - CPU overheating graphics card?

  16 days ago my tosh Satellite Pro 4600 has lost the ability to maintain 25 fps in a game online - IE. Diablo 2.
  He now plays to an average of 4 frames per second and ping gets up to more than 4,000... Needless to say that now, unplayable...

  I reinstalled the game... installed new XP and game on the D drive...
  Same thing... a program called SpeedswitchXP shows CPU use fluctuating 54 to 420, because the clocked processor slot general tab of my computer displays 422 now, not the 847 mhz it used to.

  Still, he surfed on the net and plays yahoo games of cards for example. at lightning speed, but not a rpg online... there work perfectly at 25 fps on average for 3 years... Irretrievably overheating / damaged CPU, graphics card?
  Anyone know? Another temp. program shown running at 64 c is worth a new motherboard?

  I can get one? Any ideas?

  Hello

  First of all, he should know that the processor and GPU performance are dynamically.
  This means that the speed and the performance changes if the temperature reaches a critical threshold.
  This could lead to performance degradation.

  In your case, the laptop is about 3 years old and I think that it s time to clean the fans to prevent the notebook from overheating.

  You can try to use the jet of professional compressed air to get rid of dust and debris.
  Such spays you can buy computer retailer.

• Satellite M40-285 - CPU overheating after the accident with water

  Hello everyone,

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M40-285, and 2 days ago, my girlfriend dumped a cup of tea on the keyboard... The computer turns off after a few seconds. Immediately, I put the laptop upside down and disassembled parts. There was some liquid inside (especially inside the speakers under the keyboard and where is the DVD unit). Other parts (CPU, memory, wireless card, hard drive area) were completely dry. I have it with napkings and dry with a hair dryer (later I read that I shoud never use a hair dryer...).

  The turs laptop on one seems to work fine (only the first screen where it says toshiba remains more than normal long (15 seconds or more) before entering windows). But the problem I have is that the CPU gets overheated and the laptop shuts down after 5-15 minits of use. I'm getting attention via the RightMark utility I said "* Core overheating * ' and the temperature always between 45 - 55 c

  I replaced the thermalgrease but the problem remains. The CPU fan works (I think that the two speeds). The heatsink is very hot after the computer turns off (it burns my fingers if I touch)

  What could be the problem? * Is the processor damaged? Can be a problem in the motherboard? *
  I don't know what to don't know because is not woth the money to send it to the technical service, but I can't buy a new laptop now...

  Hey,.

  I m wondering that the laptop is still ongoing and no more parts are damaged. In addition he s very cool that you could fix it yourself and dry. Many people don t know how ;)

  In any case, if the CPU is overheating it seems that something on the assembly or the cooling fan is damaged and must be replaced. Possibly peut t fan run with the highest speed more, who knows.

  Of course, it is difficult to say what is the cause of the problem, but in your case I would try ordering a new fan and the heatsink too. The two parties shouldn't t be expensive and it seems that you can replace yourself.
  So just contact a service provider allowed in your country to order these parts. They can do this.

  Good luck and feedback would be great, I am interested on this! :)

• Lenovo Ideapad y480 CPU overheating with Windows 8

  I just decided to switch to windows 8! I love the new OS, but there seems to be some driver problem with my installation. I reinstalled the operating system three times, and I get the same result.

  The system seems to work at highert CPU temperatures. 7, he had run at 49 - 55 c, only go to 62 degrees brief moments when I opened photoshop. Now, however, the system goes around c. 49 to 62 when something happens (IE, more tabs of two brower). And then of course the fan has kick.

  I installed all the drivers for Windows 8 in proper order as downloadd by lenovo, with the exception of the synaptic and the realtek drivers, that I got from their Web sites. I have any utility installed, including the management of energy.

  And I know that this is not a hardware failure, since I just got this back from repair and tested it quite well.

  Any ideas what to try next? I don't think I can go back to 7 now.

  Solution!

  I was about to give up, but I realized that, in standby mode, the computer was not overheated. I went through the settings one by one, and found the principal who was the culprit. Under Settings Advanced > processor Performace, I changed Performance Minimum of 100 to 99%. It works as fast, and the temperature is much more stable.

  However, intel HD is still below normal from what it was on 7, so I hope that there is an update that will improve performance.

• CPU overheating runing Linux Ubuntu - Satelite L300-1AQ

  Guys,

  I installed Ubuntu (Ubuntu 9.10 - Karmic Koala) on my laptop (Dual boot with Vista), but after a few minutes, the temperature is very high ranging from 35 to 45 72 15 minutes.

  The problem does not exist in Windows Vista.
  Can someone help me with the problem please? I'm new to linux, so if you decided to help me please make it as simple as possible.

  See you soon,.

  Chibane

  Hello

  You run the programs of any background on linux?

  I had a similar problem on another laptop that on Linux the CPU fan is still running. To solve this program that I had to set up something on the boot files and the thermal management of Linux. It was very difficult so I asked a Linux specialist for help.

  Maybe you should do the same just on a Linux forum for help. Guys know a lot and most of the users here don't work with Windows I think ;)

• Re: HP Compaq 8710w GPU, CPU overheating.

  Hello I have a question...

  What is the right temperature for HP Compaq 8710w

  Because I have a huge problem with my laptop GPU temperature gets over 60 degrees celsius and CPU about 60 degrees...

  My computer fan and the radiator it is clean from dust, what can I do?

  theres an image for all temperatures

  

  Hello Christos_C,

  To get your question more exposure I suggest you post in the trade forums as the Compaq 8710w is a commercial product. You can do so here: laptop - HP ProBook, EliteBook, Compaq, slate/Tablet PC, Armada, LTE

  Support of your product page can be useful in the meantime: HP Compaq 8710w Mobile Workstation

  I hope this helps!

  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

• CPU overheating x 230?

  I recently bought an I5 x 230 last week and installed an SSD (intel 520).  I put my computer (sleep) and placed in my bag to laptop when I woke the phone was THERE (and burn hot) in my laptop bag.  The laptop was off due to the battery to reach 4%/critical.  I do not know what caused her to wake up from her sleep or what makes it not to go ahead because of his inactivity.

  How can I see if I did damage to the cpu?  I installed a program of monitoring of cpu and it runs at 48-50 ° C on idle.

  All processors have a cut-off frequency high temp is very little probable that the damage was done.  When the processor is damaged, symptoms are usually very visible such as fault start.

  Your cpu time seem all right.

  You can always download, install and run diagnostics cd\usb Lenovo bootable for peace of mind.  They can be downloaded from: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkvantage_en/linux-bootable-cd-16.iso

  PS: Never use mode 'sleep' If you plan to take away the notebook.  Prolonged use or stop.

• Lightroom 6 crashes Win 7 when exporting

  I'm trying to export 200 photos.  Lightroom completely blocks my system after export about 40 images.

  Thanks for the tips.

  After being on Adobe support all day without success, I tested the overheating theory by downloading and running a stress test.  After running the CPU at 100% for a few minutes it will turn off - exactly what happened.  Do not know how to bypass overheating - export just a few pictures at a time?  Put the computer in the fridge before exporting it?

• Rendering and export failed with an unknown error because of the color of Lumetri?

  I am rendering & export failures with an 'unknown error' code within Premiere Pro and Media Encoder.  I think that the problem is related to the Lumetri color filter that is widely used in all of the timeline.  There are hundreds of clips and each clip has 2-4 color filters Lumetri applied.  Each clip also has the red giant Cosmo and filter FilmConvert Pro 2.36.1 coming to overlap (visually underneath by order of effects filters Panel) all filters from Lumetri.  The reason why I believe that the problem is related to the Lumetri color filter is that it is the first time that I use.  Previously, I used the filter red giant Colorista III coloring, but last week decided to try using the Lumetri color for the same effect.

  Please let me know if anyone has had similar experiences, what were their solutions, or if someone has some ideas on how to solve this problem.  I would really appreciate the help!

  System details:

  Windows Pro 64-bit 10

  Intel i7 5960 X 8-core 3.0GHz (cooled water and too quick to 4.2 GHz)

  64GB 2133 MHz DRAM (non-ECC)

  2 x Nvidia GTX 980 4 GB GPUs (not in SLI)

  Intel 750 PCIe 400 GB SSD (for BONES)

  SSD Pro 1 TB Samsung 840 (for Adobe Cache)

  SSD Pro 1 TB Samsung 840 (for export)

  Matrix RAID 5 of 48 TB (eight 6 TB HDs with MegaRAID, LSI 9361-8i card) (for media)

  Information on the timeline:

  1920 x 1080 (original video files are MP4 UHD scaled down by 50% in the timeline)

  23.976 fps

  CUDA Mercury Render Engine

  Length of the sequence: 14:30

  I have discovered a workaround of sorts.  I noticed that when rendered in PP he would make progress before a failure (the green line that precedes the timeline would get a little longer).  If I saved this progress and rebooted the system, then tried to make it again, it would make a little further.  I've done this dozens of times for 4 hours make completely a 14:30 long sequence.

  I noticed doing this routine that my CPU was maxxed on all rendered.  Resource monitor reported the use of CPU to 143% continuous (all other indicators RAM, disk speed, etc. were well under their maximums).  This brings me to suspect that maybe there is a problem with overheating of the CPU.  But who would be closed for the entire system, correct?

  Once the entire sequence has been made (all the green lines above clips) I tried export by using the "Use preview files" option enabled.  Failure again.  I tried export uncompressed AVI, Quicktimes and PNG sequences.  All have failed.  I tried to export to PP as well as TEA.  The two have not.  I tried to export with option 'To make maximum quality' is enabled.  Surprisingly, this product the longest time encoding managed (32 minutes before failure).  As by chance, using the option of MRQ kept my CPU loads sawtoothing between 100% and 75%, then maybe there's something to the CPU overheating theory?

  In an ultimate attempt desperate to save my video project (looming deadlines!) I divided the sequence of Assembly in five servings (I cut on the melted white or fade-to-black transitions) and exported to each of them.  This copy export times within 20 minutes.  It worked.

  I noticed this another Adobe Forums thread that seems to speak of the similar difficulties with effects of Lumetri in Creative Cloud 2015.  Perhaps the Lumetri effects are not ready for prime time?

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1236018?start=0 & tstart = 0

  Please let me know if anyone has any ideas on this.  In the meantime, I'll wind up this project and never use Lumetri effects again.

  Hello Kevin,

  Thank you for offering help to solve this problem.

  I was able to export the majority of the sequence with all the Lumetri effects, red giant and FilmConvert mixed in clips.  After the sequence using the tedious method described above I segmented the sequence in the quarterfinals; all exported except one.  I divided it into two; Another exported doesn't have.  I cut half too, once again only half exported without failure.  I finally reduced the embarrassing part until a second sequence clips 35; an interview with green screen with superimposed titles and superposition of b-roll clips.

  I removed all the effects of the Lumetri of these clips and replaced by Red Giant Colorista III effects, which are very similar to the effect of Lumetri in the GUI and application.  The sequence made completely without "unknown error."  Then it was exported successfully (and used about 70% when compared to more CPU activity 110% with the Lumetri to export).

  The difference would be that the effect of color of Lumetri has this YUV icon next to it in the effect controls panel?  Which means that YUV?

  The problem is perhaps not totally related to the color of Lumetri effect (as I said, I was able to export the majority of the 14:30 sequences use, although gradually by segmentation of the sequence into smaller portions), but if the move is a solution then I'll use it.

  I lost a day to fix this.  If this thread is useful to someone else, then it was worthwhile.

• Satellite X 200 - is the contribution of the CPU fan covered?

  Hello

  I have a fairly new laptop Satellite X 200 casual CPU overheating problems. I noticed that the fan (CPU?) left at the bottom of the laptop is completely covered inside by a thin sheet of plastic. The contribution of right (GPU?) fan is open and the fan is visible. Now, I don't pretend to know anything on the design of ventilation for laptop, so maybe this is a stupid question, but why the contribution is covered?

  As far as I can tell from google pictures of identical systems otherwise, the fan seems to be visible (ie., no plastic coating). It is difficult to see how the coating don't would not significantly reduce the air flow and indeed when felt hand there seems to be no air flow at all. On the other hand, to the right entrance of GPU, a powerful air flow can be felt constantly.

  So I would like to know if the other X 200 users also have this coating of plastic, and if so, if anyone knows what is the function and if there is a reason to not be deleted? Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  > noticed that the contribution of fan (CPU?) left at the bottom of the laptop is completely covered inside by a thin sheet of plastic. The contribution of right (GPU?) fan is open and the fan is visible

  It's normal. I presume that the vents are covered because the module of cooling on the left doesn't suck the air out, but it turns off.

  Don t worry buddy there is nothing wrong with your X 200 or with integrated ;) cooling modules

  Concerning

• Skype starts randomly using 20% of my CPU

  Every once in awhile (randomly), Skype will start and begin to use 20% of my CPU until I put my computer on energy saving. Specifically, I completely shut down Skype because he always seems to do that in the worst of times (like when I'm in a room with other people and my laptop fans suddenly start to look like a Jet engine). If I try to put an end to the task, she just starts back up again. I noticied it also uses some disk use, but not much.

  Next time, in this case I'll try to take a screenshot and to post it here. Anyone has an idea why Skype doing this?

  Skypehost.ext is not Skype, it's Windows Messenger 10 iApp. You can uninstall this app of apps in settings.

  20% of CPU overheating not your computer load, this can be caused by dust or other obstruction of the air flow. Also, make sure that you have installed windows 10 drivers, including drivers of management chipset manufacturers.

• Satellite A110-225 overheating problem

  Hello

  I would like to know if there is a known issue with this model for the CPU overheating and if there is a solution for this. I have this laptop for over a year now and I used to have the toshiba tecra A1. When I got this laptop, it is very noisy compared to my old tecra.

  I can not even put my laptop on a flat surface like a table! I have to put something underneath to raise the laptop so that air can circulate better. But this isn't a way to work with your laptop!

  When I use the laptop for a 7-8 hours straight (nothing special IE, torrent, etc.), the CPU fan starts to blow very quickly and from a certain point, it stop by itself. I'm guessing its because the temperature of the CPU is to reach the maximum temperature and avoid dammage, it stops.

  I am very disappointed with the management of the heat of this product. I love the screen, I like the design, the performance is OK for me, but the heatsink has really let me down.

  Is there a solution to this, rather than "oh just clean your heat sink"... I did not helped at all. "

  Welcome them

  Hello

  As much as I know Satellite A110 is not the latest model cell phone and as I see use you it pretty intensively. The fact is that sucking cooling fan in a lot of dust in the laptop and the dust blocks cooling rack.

  To clean properly the laptop must be disassembled and I am wondering how you cleaned your heat sink. Clean, turn it on in a professional way and you will see that laptop cooling fan runs much more slowly and you will not overheat issues more.

  Sorry, buddy, but this is your first option, you need to do. I don't really understand what answer or the solution you expect in this situation. What is the alternative? To install software and force the cooling fan to run faster than before? What do you think?