Dv6 A7M86EA: Pavilion dv6 overheating (7690 m thermal regulation XT)

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  Using the processor RightMard and Mobilemeter clock utilities, I found the temprature entry A60 to thermal regulation 75? When this temperature is reached, cpu clock slow down up to 1500 MHz (you can't see it using the normal test program, because Throttling is like cheating... that is to say force CPU to stop for some time in order to avoid overheating), and when temperatures rise less than 70?, he will return to 2800 MHz. Another delay: the auto-off temperature is 85? for A60.

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  Finally, my original idea to write about it here is not only to tell a truth, but also I want that people of Toshiba could do something on this issue, or do an updated bios updated to allow to off the thermal regulation, or make the deadline for her superior to only 75? ,
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  Hi Al

  Well, I put t know if you have experience in the technology of the laptop but heat is a known issue on all laptops. It s a fact that all the parts (Cpu, graphics card, etc.) in the unit produce a lot of heat and it s very difficult to cool these rooms because there is no place. You can't compare the computer laptop and desktop PC!

  In addition, to protect against overheating of the CPU has an internal temperature sensor. (You know that) If the temperature of computer s reaches a certain level, the cooling fan is turned on or processing speed is lowered. You can choose to control the temperature of the CPU by the setting of the fan first, then if necessary, reduce the speed of the CPU.
  Alternatively, by lowering the speed of the CPU first, then if necessary, turn the fan. You can use the element of the standard tab cooling method in Toshiba Power Saver.

  Here are the features:
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  Optimized battery: Lowers the speed of the CPU first, then if necessary turns on the fan.

  In addition if the temperature of the CPU reaches an unacceptable level with two parameters, the system stops automatically to avoid any damage.

  Hopefully this description can explain this problem.

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  VENOMs7000 wrote:
  

  Hi all
  I have a HP Pavilion DV7 with 7690 m XT graphics card.

  Model of the laptop is dv7-6c02em.

  Is this smart upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10?
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  Does anyone have any experience with the upgrade to windows 10? (both good or bad)

  PS - I don't trust more HP and their assumption of the pilot, also its my work laptop. (associated with very important Bank of programs on this subject).

  Thank you

  1. the older system with Win7 should not go Win10 that HP provides no support any drivers for it unless it was made in 2013.

  2. your specific HP PS comment is false with no facts to backup. We should refrain from making these comments - does nothing to help other users.

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  After reading the description of your problem, my first thought is that your laptop is overheating. A thermal trigger will work if it detects that the CPU is not too hot. This will cause the cell to lose power instantly, i.e. no controlled stop.

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