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• Tecra M11-h-13 Diode GPU overheating

  This probably have no effect as each time that I called Toshiba tech support.
  But I'll try anyway.
  I bought a Toshiba M11-h-13 August since so I need him sent for warranty twice, the first time it was the same problem that has been described in the topic:
  Toshiba Tecra M11 - random crashes with Windows 7
  The motherboard has been replaced.
  A week later, the second problem started. I started to hear the fan sniping faster, but air, it wasn't hot. I run Toshiba health monitor and saw that the internal system temperature and fan speed is always higher than 80%, then I installed Everest which shows me the temperatures of some components, one of them it is strangely warm, Diode GPU, without any program that runs the temperature is above 80 ° c/90 ° c, and the processor and HD was 50 ° c and 35 ° c (approximately).

  After that, I left my pc in security again, and once more, the motherboard has been replaced.

  Again, more or less a week later, the same old problem appeared again, in support of Toshiba, they gave no attention to my problem, they only told to leave my tecra still in warranty, but this time, I can´t be without him, I'm in College, I have a good number of works to show in classes and at home , the examinations to study and I have not the time to leave as security again with the same problem.

  I bought a Tecra because he assumes a laptop no problem, but I was wrong.

  I beg you (Toshiba), to give me a solution to my problem, I think it is unacceptable.

  When I work, sometimes with programs that was not supposed to use image as matlab when it's calculus, the GPU diode reaches 125 ° c more then, and when I'm in class and I need to have a job to give my teacher on the end off the class I stop can´t or my notes will be '0' in which works.

  The rest of the temperatures remain much below that level, as the processor at 75 ° c and HD 30 ºC.

  I don't know just what to do more, I have restart my laptop, it is updated bios.

  Solution please...

  Best regards
  Jaime Araújo

  A few questions:

  (1) are the vents breathe easily? The system may overheat if the vents are blocked.

  (2) have you tried to remove any dust or dirt build up? Try spraying Compressed Air from the vent.

  (3) are to you using the display standard driver from Toshiba Web site? Install the other drivers can cause this kind of problem.

• Clock speed of the Radeon HD 4650 in the Satellite P300-23F

  Hi all!

  I am interested by the Satellite P300-23F because of its nice, these two drives huge CPU and - finally and above all - good price. But I can't estimate exactly its graphics performance, because I could not find information about the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 used in this book's exact clock speeds.
  Did someone already has a P300-23F? If you do, could you please read the core and the memory clocks the GPU with a tool such as the CCC or GPU - Z? Perhaps you have also information about the temperatures of the CPU and HARD drive and also on the performance of the HARD drive?

  Thank you...

  Hello

  To be honest I m P300 owner but not the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 is known as M96 ATI with DDR3 (1 GB) of graphics ram.
  I think that it s is not easy to say some details about the exact chip GPU clock speed because it of always different. It depends on the use of the laptop and the temperature.
  You must know that the performance of the GPU are controlled by the graphics driver and if the temperature increases to a critical level, that the pilot might slow down the chip so decreases the heat dissipation.

  The temperature of the processor and HARD drive depends on the use of the laptop too.
  If you run games high performance, then the temperature increases to a higher level and would be higher than the execution of only a few common tools such as MS Office Word for example.

  However maybe someone could put some values and details, it would be really interesting.

• y580 gpu generates artifacts on the games

  I just bought a lenovo laptop computer y580 with i5 processor. his performance is very good. but gpu generates artifacts 2 hours after playing games like crysis 2, gta 4, assassins creed, etc. on high levels. at the beginning when I was using stock drivers for the gpu, there were some bright flashing glitches on games too. but after the update of drivers at the last one (whql) flashing problem glitches disappeared. artifact problem happens and when I return from office by alt + tab, artifacts disappear. Here are a few screenshots on the problem. What can I do about it? This look like a hardware problem?

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  http://imgim.com/ac1_11.jpg

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  http://imgim.com/cry2_11.jpg

  These artifacts are usually due to the bad gpu.

  If you use Nvidia Inspector to reduce the gpu clock/memory speed, I bet these artifacts disappear.

  However, by lowering the clock speed, you don't get what you paid for, so a replacement is in order.

• XPS 15 9550 GPU and CPU to reach maximum temperature?

  Hello

  I recently got the XPS 15 9550 i5-6300HQ and GTX 960 M. It's beautiful but when NLB is games that it becomes warm to the touch but not excessive, but I followed the material time and he reaches up to 85 degrees GPU (then fan goes crazy, until it lowers once again) and 80 degrees CPU. It can sometimes keep 80 degrees on both for the entire session. I appreciate is when they work hard but these temperatures too high for my laptop? I can't find that Dells limits recommended. I have not noticed any limitation. Other users have comparable temperatures?

  For additional info in these temperatures, the GPU running at 100 percent and the CPU on all 4 cores about 70 percent.

  Thank you!

  A little more follow-up, in the case where it is useful.  I found a review of the XPS 15 9550 on notebookcheck.net, dated 12/23/2015.  They said "the GPU temperature does not fluctuate as much as the CPU: it can reach 90 ° C, where limitation of the sets in and the temperature of the GPU will stabilize at about 70 ° C."

  They give an image of a video stress test which includes a photo of the utility HWInfo of surveillance.  It shows the GPU reaches 90 c, but strangled at 70 ° C by reducing its clock speed.  In their fatigue test, the GPU clock is reduced to 600 s and GPU memory up to 400 MHz.

  When I run stress tests, accompanied by HWInfo for monitoring sensors, my GPU clock remains higher than 1100 MHz and GPU memory remains at 1252.8.  It never decreases and the temp is around 90 C.

  I have no idea if the limitation is controlled by software or the GPU itself.  Dell, nor NVIDIA me could provide useful information on this.  If it's a software framework somewhere in the NVIDIA Control Panel, I don't know where to find it.

• There is something wrong with my clock of memory Alienware 15 gtx980.

  I got my refurbished by maufacture laptop on ebay. My spec is alienware 15, I7, gtx980. But today, I got up my clock memory using gpu - z. He said my gpu clock MHz memory 1253 MHz MHz Boost 1127-1038. I thought something was wrong with these values, as I looked at these values online. In the nvidia site, I could look up the value of the defeat. He said that the base clock was 1038 MHz (it was OK), but for the memory clock, he said 2500 MHz... Is there something wrong with my spec? 1127 MHz is less than half of the actual value. As I bought it refurbished, I knew that there should be a problem... but what is it really... What kind of inconvenience will I need if I have one half of the clock of memory... ?

  Thanks to you all.

  This memory clock is normal. The VRAM to the 980 m, GDDR5, did an effective 5000 MHz memory clock speed. If it was DDR3, he would have worked to 1253 MHz.

  1127 MHz is the clock of boost to the base clock, one with 1038 MHz as its base. It is also normal.

  There is nothing wrong with the GPU.

• New GPU building only or full?

  Sorry if this is a tired topic, but information that is older than 3 months are old for me. I was wondering if I could benefit from upgrading my graphics card only and thus hold off on a new construction for a while. My current system:

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  I wonder if the GTX 580 is defective.  It seems to work pretty hot slot load to 60 degrees or more, unless I pushed the fan speed to the max. I can't change GPU clocks speeds or other default settings without the display crashing. That's why I'm considering a new GPU. In any case, I intend to build or buy a new PC within a year, but it would be great if a GPU could extend the life of it.

  For a new built complete, I need to know if now is the time to do so. Or, is it a new series of mother/Processor Board on the horizon that I should wait? The frustrating thing about these types of discussions of the forum, is that the information is quickly dated and obsolete.

  60 c is not outside the norm for Nvidia GPU, especially the 500 series cards. The GPU is immune to the bottom of the range 80 c and will often strike up to the 1960s under load. Fan profiles may indeed that some, but that seems normal here. Synchronizing the card upward can certainly cause instability, according to the bios settings and the power supply of the system. I don't know if a 760GTX4GB could make a big difference with the effects that you list here, but that would be the card to get with this system. This system will not push the 700 series above the cards. Your limit at this point is really the CPU but that can at least you tide over until you're ready for a new system.

  Eric

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  Anyone know of improvements to the graphics card to cure problems with OpenGL, for example making its size in points and points of picking on screen.

  Hello

  I found some info on this chip, maybe it help!

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• Satellite L650 - 1MT PSK1JE - update driver ATi HD5650 mobility

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  Unfortunately, I need to update my latest video card drivers, AutoCAD is slow work and I would play BF3 on my laptop too.

  TOSHIBA offers only a very old catalyst I think it s 1.11, but I'm not sure. The main objective is to get a new display driver is newer than 8.723.2 because the catalyst is only the user interface, but I need new drivers with optimizations better.

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  Hi mate

  It must be said that I had a similar problem with the old drivers, but I could install page Intel driver because my laptop was equipped with an Intel GPU.

  I could install the driver through the Device Manager. I used the Advanced installation procedure, that allows me to select the downloaded driver.

  Of course I did at my own risk. I read here in the forum that drivers Toshiba not don t support the overheating protection that controls the performance of the GPU and GPU clock downwards if temperatures rise to critical level.

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• Winlogon, csrss duplicate restarts continuously

  I recorded a video of the show happening: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcQVGRy00vs

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  Transistors to 222 M

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  Hello

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  Hello

  First of all, please note that use of the 3rd third-party drivers is at your own risk.

  You must use the drivers supplied by Toshiba driver page because these drivers are changed and designed for mobile use.

  This driver supports the overheating protection, which means that in the cases that the temperature of the GPU would rise to higher level, the driver would clock down the GPU to maintain the temperature at the lower level.

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• Satellite Pro A300 - for Windows 7 power management strategy

  Hi all

  I have the following on my Satellite Pro A300 problem:

  My laptop fan works continuously, which means almost always turn. I cleaned the entire cooling with compressed air, so it is not clean, no problem with that. The reason is that in browsers when Adobe Flash Player runs, it loads the CPU and the GPU, so that the fan trying to cool the system.

  Now I ask you, is there any solution to fix this? I mean even to reduce the GPU clock speed when I do not use the graphics intensive applications.

  I use Google Chrome as default browser and the Windows 7 OS 32 bit.

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  Hey Buddy,

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  Hello
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  So the problem is that when I start the game (Ragnarok Online for the most part) every 1-2 minutes I have 3 to 5 sec freeze, it is sometimes even 3-5 sec freeze every 15 seconds. I don't know what is the reason. The important thing is that this happens only in the game. When I use my laptop for something else like watching movies, internet, put in contact with friends and other stuff important nothing like that happens. No gel, it only happens when I play games. For most of these games 'online '. I don't have the same problem with CoD4 or NFS: Most Wanted, so as I said, it's probably that with the games online.

  1. it is not because of the internet connection, I have the router in the House, my friend play the same game all the time without these strange freezes, it have Windows XP.
  2. when I was with Windows XP, I didn't this problem, then, probably, the problem lies in Windows 7.
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  4 checked in the Device Manager and probably everything is up to date if she goes on the drivers.
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  If you need practical information about what anyone just say =) I hope someone is able to help me with this, it's irritating problem.

  Hi modzel1990,

  If you didn t have this problem on Windows XP it seems to be a driver problem or software I think that you have installed Windows 7 recovery disk Toshiba or is it your own installation?

  Usually, if you install Windows recovery disk Toshiba you have the box settings and these settings and drivers are pre-tested by Toshiba. This means that the configuration of the software is ok and it of hardware or incompatible game problem

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  Are you using the Windows Performance high power plan?
  Have you checked whether these games online is compatible with Intel graphics card?

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• Sluggish Qosmio F60 with Office 2007

  Hello world

  I have a new Qosmio F60 (i7, 4 GB of RAM, 1 GB graphics GT330) running Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit).

  It works fine, but when I have a document open in Microsoft Word 2007, the computer runs very slow, with long delays, for example when switching between applications with alt - tab or by clicking on the taskbar at the bottom. It only seems to happen when I first just open word (ie. with "Document1"), but once I open another file or type text, it slows down to a crawl. I opened these documents without any problem on another computer. Word itself isn't slow when that happens, but around switching and do things like moving files in windows Explorer are very tedious.

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  Any ideas on the reasons of the computer is so laggy? Don't think that I needed a PC range to be able to type a word document, and open a web browser at the same time...

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  Dennis

  Unfortunately, I have two problems that you can watch in... but no solutions!

  First of all, your likely Nvidia graphics card suffers the Nvidia powermizer DPC latency problems that cause the slower the computer each time changes on the GPU clock speed. NVIDIA claims to have solved the problem, but we don't see until they release their next regular update. Hope that Toshiba makes the driver available as soon as its ready! You can find a lot more people with the problem of Nvidia in the Satellite A series forum:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=49337&TSTART=0

  Second, is a huge problem with hard disk queue length. You will find that your computer runs lightning fast of complex calculations, but slows to a crawl, every time that you run simple programs that spend a lot of time communicating with the hard drive... as an office. Try opening the Windows - resource monitor task manager and look at the length of queue disk when your computer slows down. Anything above 2 indicates a bottleneck between CPU and hard drive (my disk queue length happens occasionally when 10 multitasking!). I don't know if this is related to the Nvidia problem or if there is another reason why communicating with the hard drive is so slow. The Toshiba satellite that I use for work does not suffer from this problem and has the same type of hard disk (even if a smaller size). Furthermore, you have the 640 GB HDD?

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• Improved memory and image - Satellite A30

  Hi all!

  I'm sure you all know, my satellite A30 has an integrated graphics card. On processors Intel site it says with RAM on approximately 197 MB (I can't remember the exact amount, but no matter), the GPU will run to about 64 MB. It does not say that any further improvements in the main text. But, there is a caption under one of the photos on the site that shows that the maximum possible GPU memory is 128 MB.

  I intend to improve the memory on my computer anyway, but I was wondering how this would effect the graphics card, and if it could improve the GPU would be what I need to do to maximize its potential?
  Thank you! Ben

  Hi Ben,

  Currently, I run my A30 - 141 (ATI Radeon GPU) with 1 GB of RAM 128 MB are reserved for the use of graphics. I also use the latest graphic drivers Catalyst Omega and I find that this combination gives excellent performance with games (e.g. FarCry), and also when I do a video editing with Nero or Ulead.

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  Kind regards