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• New HP PAvilion DV7 temperature reach 70 degrees

  Hi guys,.

  Need help. I just bought my HP Pavilion Dv7 last Saturday.

  When I bought the shop, I've checked everything. and it seems ok.

  When I come home, I noticed very hot temperature and fan noise sound like it accelerates.

  then I installed temperature monitoring applications. It shows cpu temp is around 60-68 degrees during the inactivity and the use of 68 to 75 when heavy (install apps). is this normal? Help, please

  I need to know that information, so I could find the appropriate plug at Intel.

  The specifications of the processor to the Intel state that Tjunction is 100 c. which means 70 c is nothing to worry about.

  If all goes well, there will be a BIOS that will change the performance of the fans to run a little cooler. Just keep an eye on the BIOS updates are available and read what the improvements are before the update.

  What is the usual temperature where you use Notepad?

• HP DV7-3063cl laptop PC: what is the maximum temperature for safe operation of the DV7 3063 cl with the upgrade of the 640 M CPU?

  I have recently restored a HP DV7 3063 cl laptop that died a hot mother (MB). I replaced the MB with a new Board of Directors of HP when the price has been reduced to $100, updated the CPU with an announced as new AMD 640 M and applied Arctic Silver on CPU and graphics chips. I put in 4 G memory cool, got the computer to work and installed Windows 10.

  The computer seems to run very hot and stopped twice from overheating during its first period of 2 weeks when it there was not a lot of calculating, fan was run at top speed at all times, and the laptop was high to allow good airflow below.

  According to the program of the Open Hardware Monitor, the CPU had reached 97-99 C a few times. I bought support cooling a player and that seems to help a lot, dropping the temperature to 20 ° C.

  What is the maximum temperature for safe operation of the DV7 with the upgrade of the 640 M CPU?

  Anything more than 90 c is too hot. You can specify the processor and the motherboard you have installed?

  Also if this from the Manual:

  Thermal paste is used on 1 CPU and heat sink section 2 that the services it. Thermal pads are used on the chip Northbridge 3 and 4, the graphical subsystem chip 5 contact Northbridge and graphics/heatsink contact 6. Thermal material replacement is included with all kits of spare parts of processor, heatsink and system board.

  So unless you have changed the cooling system to heat composed on the chip graphic you should have used a thermal buffer. Without the pad, it may leave just a small hallway and destroy the cooling properties. You can use a shim in copper or other piece of something metal to fill the void, but if you just put the heat sink down on the video chip you won't get optimal even with thermal cooling paste.

• Where can I find what should be my temperatures of the CPU for laptop HP Pavilion DV7-6195us?

  I download a software to view the inside temperatures and even if they have little symbols (green check, red/yellow flame, etc.) by every internal part (e.g. CPU0) I want to know what HP internal temperature range is recommended.  Thank you.

  What CPU is installed in your laptop?

  It isn't really a question of what HP is recommended. Your concern should be what the CPU manufacturer lists as Tjunction for the CPU.

  If your laptop is the Intel Core i7-2630QM installed then lists Intel 100 c as TJunction. I found the technique for your laptop here. You should be concerned if you see time > 85 degrees Celsius. Here is a link to Intel for your processor plug.

• Pavilion dv7-4177nr: issue of temperature

  I was wondering if temperatures below are high during operation.

  CPU 66 degrees Celsius

  Card mother 64 degrees Celcius

  Chart 59 degrees Celcius

  Fan works and I don't see any obstruction in the vents. If you think that his high, do you think he needs a few paste on the CPU and the heat sink?

  Hello

  During normal processing, they are ok go up when running video or using gpaphics resources intensive applications.

  Kind regards.

• HP dv7 stopped envy

  Hello

  My HP envy dv7 laptop stopped and it does not restart. It happened while I was watching some cartoons on youtube. I tried to do a hard reset but it did not help.

  The laptop was running on AC right now.

  He did not show any error that might predict a failure. The only thing that was a little strange, it's that he asked permission to update everyday Java, sometimes even 2 times a day. And especially when I was watching full-screen movies offline or online. But I thought that Oracle made a lot of updates.

  Is there a fuse that can be checked?

  Please help put back on!

  If the laptop does not work without this is battery problem. Plug in your laptop. You can buy the new battery. But if laptop stopped working and you can't do anything or slow work.  I think it is problem with high temperatures in the processor.  It's maybe inside the laptop to dust.

• HP Pavilion dv7 6b51ea: GPU stuck at Intel, AMD GPU has stopped working

  A year ago, I received a notification of the CCC AMD the driver update and did. Since then, the 7400 m has stopped working and still did not so after;

  (a) rolling back drivers

  (b) reinstall the drivers from the HP website

  (c) using the system to factory settings restore

  After some research I found that the discrete GPU in HP laptops only works with the drivers offered by HP, but those who fail to solve the problem of too.

  I put Powerplay use Max Performance and even tried to disable ULPS, which of course failed because the system is locked ' dynamic single setting.

  Active power plan still shows as powerful, but it's the GPU integrated in use, not dedicated

  Also recently upgraded to Windows 10, had no problems but GPU problem remains

  AMD Catalyst Control Center poster always I have 7400M and hardware of MSI Afterburner monitoring shows his temperature to 45 c but 0% use of the GPU.

  When running games that allowed, with Powerplay can jump on the 7400 M, still work on the weak integrated Intel graphics.

  HP Support Assistant cannot detect all problems, troubleshooting

  HP Pavilion dv7-6b51ea

  Appreciate the help.

  Thanks for your help, very much appreciated a response.

  Assuming that I am in a bind.

  HP should not make laptops for gamers or those who buy specifically for the use of the dedicated GPU, if they cannot upgrade their GPU drivers dedicated by the manufacturer of this GPU IMO.

  Sister with a DV6 bought with my DV7 (2012) was lucky, I tried the update before she accepted AMD update notification

  Guess I will gift to a parent who does not require the dedicated GPU and I'll have to make sure my next laptop supports the amd/nvidia driver unlike HP updates of course

• Add a SSD to dv7-4020sa

  Hello

  I have a HP dv7-4020sa which I run Ubuntu & I think that I'm pushing pretty hard (temperature on board often approach 100 c).

  I would like to add a Solid State Drive to it as the main drive, but this document ( http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02842278.pdf ) seems to say that he can't handle a second drive, because it is an AMD processor (to be precise an Athlon (TM) II P820 Triple-Core the last time I checked).

  I really hope that's not true, can someone confirm if I can use an SSD in this laptop without upgrading the processor?

  If I can get it could wait temperature / fan noise to reduce a bit?

  A (currently 3 GB) memory upgrade would help with that?

  Thank you!

  Daniel

  Hi danima1

  The manual of your laptop: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02642701.pdf

  Your system specs: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02237229

  There are two hard drive bays.
  You can put SSDS in your primary Bay keep it as boot drive. For this you can clone current HDD to the SSD by connecting via USB adapter SATA SSD. Then remove the HARD drive, put it in the secondary Bay as a storage drive & put SSDS in the main Bay to boot from it.

  You need to buy another kit hard drive (carriage, cable with screw) as mentioned in the manual (look for HP part number: 605415-001), for the use of disk HARD add the second drive.

  There is no restriction of processor on upgradation as far as I understand.

  SSD white paper:
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02435719

  You have to update the BIOS & chipset to the latest version available on the site to download your product before migration and subsequent replacement.

  Read this: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00042629

  Download page:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=4217498

  Latest version of the BIOS (processor AMD, Windows 7):
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-116620-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4063&product=4217498&sw_lang=

  Through the 37-47 page in the manual, the RAM can be upgraded to max 8 GB (4 GB in two locations) with exactly the same setup as described in the manual. (Memory SDRAM SODIMM DDR3 1333 MHz)

  Concerning heating, I suggest that you clean laptop computer ventilation grids, evacuation areas, ventilation fan with compressed dry can air after turning off the laptop and do a hard reset:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01684768

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01657439

  Concerning

  Visruth

• HP DV7-12xx - display driver stopped responding

  Model: HP DV7-1232nr

  System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  This laptop was having overheating problems when I got it. I have attached a platform of double USB fan led to her and which has helped considerably. I keep a temperature monitor runs in the background to alert me when time pass through more than 90 C.  In general, with navigation average and no video, I can stay between 70 ° c - 80 c.

  I had done a few things administrative for the laptop, including a full defragmentation and update to the latest version of the BIOS (F49) because I upgraded the OS from Vista to Windows 7 (expected an improvement).

  Everything was going well for several days until that I installed the latest ATI Catalyst Control Center.  Then that's when things started badly, but it may be a coincidence.  I noticed that when I started the laptop and it runs pretty cool, I would get these UI freezes, then "display driver stopped responding but has recovered" type of messages.  They would like to happen every 60 seconds or more.  HOWEVER, the laptop once warmed up, they would stop.  This has become particularly sensitive when I first start the laptop in the morning.

  I thought it's maybe some kind of problem with the ATI CCC, so I tried to uninstall it but then ran into all sorts of errors - he refused to be removed from my system.  I had to manually get it (edit, painfully long registry).  In any case, the driver earlier that I could come back was the "current" available on HP... and installation that it resulted in the same matter; This display driver problem when the laptop runs cool.

  It is ironic. Problems occur usually when a computer overheats, not when it's cold!

  So... is it software or hardware?

  I have a Linux (Ubuntu) partition, which worked perfectly well.  I booted up into that and... low and behold, I would periodically go into lock up, especially when the laptop is cold.  But this was not always the case.  When I first got the laptop and reformatted, it was fine, any time.

  I'm still not sure if it's hardware or software.  My thought is... was there any question recorded with BIOS F49?  I heard that some underlying problems can trigger problem display driver, which means that there is really nothing to do with video drivers.

  I've also run a full CHKDSK and a Piriform Defraggler disk check and it extracted a - OK... even though the hard drive suffered some sectors failed previously that were much more early on avoided with a complete reformat.

  QUESTIONS RELATING TO THE:

  * If it is a software problem, what are the recommendations?

  * If it is a possible hardware problem, is it possible to prevent the problem or am that I confronted to a replacement of the motherboard or just wait that the laptop "heated" enough before using it?

  CHANGE!

  Well... I thought that the laptop was fine when it is hot, but this display driver doesn't answer more question arises again while I was typing this message (Mobile CPU at 66).  But it happens now, after running for about 30 minutes of hot.  Then... material can get which is flaky? I thought that it's usually an all or nothing with the material (works or does not work), and that the software drivers, commissioning of all sorts of scenarios of data different throughout the usage would be more suspect for intermittent failure.  Is there a video driver DEFAULT Microsoft I could replace to exclude drivers ATI?

  Thanks for any help you guys can provide.

  "If you keep an open mind, life will give you more opportunities."

  It's certainly plausible. I have not heard of questions with a mosfet specifically, but this issue certainly seems to be motherboard related. There are "companies" out there that repair card mother offer, but it may be more cost-effective to buy a new motherboard.

  You can also try to use a Map of Test Post if you have one or can borrow one. I don't like to think about buying something, unless I know it will solve the problem, but if the computers are a hobby for you, Test Post cards are a very handy to have around. If you decide to get one, look at the comments and make sure that he has the right connections to be used with your computer.

• Pavilion dv7 - 4050ev: upgrade CPU on HP Pavilion dv7 4050 ev

  I want to improve my laptop CPU. The manual says that my laptop can handle a CPU Intel Core i7 840QM. By doing a little research on my own, I discovered that my current CPU is PGA988. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I need to find a processor that is taken of PGA988, or it does not.

  It is true that some processors, like 840QM, came with several taken?

  I will have problems with high temperatures?

  Is there a difference? (In most games)

  Is there something else (not to mention that the socket) that I should consider in terms of compatibility?

  Thanks in advance
  Tassos.

  I7-840QM is the top processor of the page, that you can use. I think that all i7-840QMs use the PGA988 outlet, so you can use a processor purchased from one source other than HP.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/43125/Intel-Core-I7-840QM-processor-8M-cache-1_86-GHz

  The price of this processor is always up there a little:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-Core-I7-840QM-1-86GHz-socket-G1-Laptop-CPU-processor-SLBMP-/361121500226?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item541484cc42

  The linked above processor is compatible and runs on your laptop.

  The dv7 line has always been prone to problems of heat and the first series of Intel Core gen run particularly hot so when you install it remember to use good thermal paste, clean the fan blades and otherwise use best practices. If you need help let us know.

  Don't expect a CPU upgrade only to make the game a lot better. It is especially dependent on the video chip you have. You have the HD 5650 video that is as good as it gets for this series model. He was very good at the time but is now a little long in the tooth. I expect a very small increase, but a negligible small in the time control of the upgrade of i3 to i7. For the rest, the upgrade will be quite noticeable. You could get even more general improvement, installation of an SSD. You also want to upgrade to the max 8 GB of RAM, of course.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Problem with drive temperature and recovery book

  Hi, I have a Pavilion DV7-1134us, I'm trying to create the recovery disk with no luck, the request SoftThinks cd creator always stop by windows. How to solve this problem.

  I need the operating temperature for this laptop, using everest is the coressponding

  The processor is idle

  Temperature: CPU 51 ° C (124 ° F) CPU n. º 1 / n. º 1 59 ° C (138 ° F) core CPU n. º 1 / n. º 2 59 ° C (138 ° F) FUJITSU MHZ2320BH G2 38 ° C (100 ° F) value of the basic tension: CPU Core 1.10 V

  Values of 100% of CPU (loading Autocad)

  Temperature: CPU 59 ° C (138 ° F) CPU n. º 1 / n. º 1 67 ° C (153 ° F) Core CPU n. º 1 / n. º 2 67 ° C (153 ° F) Core FUJITSU MHZ2320BH G2 37 ° C (99 ° F)

  I would like to know if it is fine

  Your internal time are very good.  Most of the computers are designed to resist higher than 100 ° C, so you no longer have to worry.

• My DV7 series laptop for a year and a half old keeps freezing while charging.

  So Ive had this laptop (chart below) for about a year and a half now, and last week he suddenly started freezing only while it loads. It happens regardless of the temperature, my graphic choice (radeon or intel) and any other factor. When this happens, I can still move my mouse to the screen, but everything else is frozen (bar tasks will not fall down as normal, background turn, monitor cpu is not update. im not very experienced in solving a problem like this, but I don't know my way around my PC so I can easily get the necessary additional info.)

  Data sheet: HP Pavilion dv7-4285dx Entertainment Notebook PC

  Intel core i5m460

  6 GB of ram

  graphics Intel HD and Radeon HD 6370 (these are switched using catalyst control center, if it matters)

  Thanks in advance guys, I appreciate any help you may have

  Temperatures are good and I will await the outcome of memtest.

  The only problem I see is AVG.

  AVG is that a virus scanner which often gives trouble.

  Why? It is not the best antivirus and gives wrong with HijackThis.

  HijackThis is a tool of advanced securety used by malware specialists. And AVG is not the complete package.

  Yust a assume that you use the Windows Firewall? If Yes this isn't good eunogh for threats.

  Another assumption:

  You do not run on Java 8.

  Please uninstall all versions of java and download this new version.

  http://jdk8.Java.NET/Download.html

  I recommend Avast 7 free + free Online Armor + Secunia PSI 3.0 and Java 8

  If you plan to install Avast it please let me know. You will need to disable something in Avast, otherwise there will be trouble with Online armor free.

  Oh and by the way, good luck in school.

  And I am currently in the + time zone gmt Schedule 1 so it is possible that my answer comes at an odd time.

  Drunks

• Catastrophic customer service, Pavilion dv7 laptop STILL not repaired, shuts down randomly

  I've had a Pavilion dv7-6c95dx for over 6 months now and 1 week after I bought it, the laptop began to stop randomly. Firstly that it happened sometimes, usually once a week. When this problem occurred, I had to open the Task Manager, as well as SpeedFan and Manager tasks showed that everything worked well minus 50% of their capacity and SpeedFan has indicated that all systems (HARD drive, processor, motherboard) were running at 50 degrees Celsius (when I talked with a representative from HP on the phone, they told me that their products are supposed to operate at the maximum temperature is 90 degrees Celsius). I assumed it was a small issue, and, after a few months, to see if Windows 7 because of the problem, I installed Ubuntu (Linux). The same problem. I then reinstalled Windows 7, Ubuntu and even threw in a copy of Windows 8 for good measure and the same problem kept happening, but now it would be up to 4 TIMES a DAY. It would be closed (meaning that just go to a black screen, with the familiar sound of hard-stop which makes the fan) usually when I'm either: play a video game, who does not use a lot of RAM or CPU at all and is not graphic, or watch a YouTube video, usually HD and full screen. I'd hear the fan starts pumping a little (I knew it could get loud if necessary, but it's never told fort) and usually after a minute or two, he would have hard stop and then restart itself. So after 3 months of daily irritations, I decided to take my laptop to Geek Squad in the best buy, the store where I bought the unit. Geek Squad was no help: I sent the unit in 4 TIMES and first they said that the problem was "A defective HDD," they replaced, without success, and the other 3 times, they could not reproduce the problem, so that was the MONTH wholly wasted and worn out waiting for my computer back. I then asked to call HP, in the store, because when I called HP, I was not able to get a straight answer and HP, after AN HOUR of talking on the phone in the store, with a Geek Squad Manager, has reluctantly agreed to send me a box to pack up my computer and send it to HP service center. I received a call from HP after the computer and surprise, surprise, they could not reproduce the problem either! I asked about a policy of lemon no., and they said they didn't know what to do to that, of course, continue to send the laptop. When I got my laptop, I also got an email from HP asking me to rate my experience, and after I gave them the low ratings consistenly, so only I was able to speak to a case under the name of Kevin E Manager. He told me that I have to send the laptop in for "more extensive testing" (I'm not sure what this means, should not run them not testing the most extensive possible THE FIRST TIME AROUND)?) and when I asked about the policy of lemon no., he said after I send it, they will look at "other options." This time, the heat sink has been replaced, because for some reason, the laptop was running at 90 degrees Celsius, (which never happened in all my time to possess, to the best of my knowledge) but, of course, they were unable to reproduce the original problem. When I got my laptop, there was still the problem. When I called HP back, Kevin told me that at this point, they may send a representative to my home. 15 minutes before the arrival of the local representative, the closed laptop. I was relieved, because I thought it meant that I could reproduce the problem and show him. However, after waiting for an hour, with more applications running that generally required to shut down the computer, he WORKS PERFECTLY. As a matter of fact, the representative took the home unit for 3 days, and it worked perfectly. When she returned, of course, could do nothing about it. This device has been repaired 7 times now, and it is a shame. Kevin called me today ' today - in fact, it was after 1 week of waiting for a response from "24 to 48 hours." Moreover, off the 8 times that Kevin has promised to follow with me, it was only once I received a call during the response time promised 24-48 hours-another 7 times, it's me calling to him.

  Needless to say, I am extremely disappointed by the products and the HP customer service and would certainly not bought this device from them if I had known that I have would have been treated this way.

  Hello ImUnhappyWithHP,

  I will forward this thread to appropriate to review team. Someone must be in contact with you shortly regarding your question.

  Contact will be through the forums private message feature. You can check your private messages by clicking on the icon of the little envelope next to your name in the upper right corner, once you have connected.

• Card NVIDIA of Pavilion Dv7 no longer works after warranty repair

  In February, I sent my Pavilion Dv7 (product # A5F93AV, running Windows 7 with NVIDIA GeForce GT 650 M graphics and more onboard Intel(r) HD Graphics 4000) for warranty repairs because he had lost the capacity of the batteries.  While there, according to the Scriptures, HP replaced the motherboard, the antenna wireless (twice) and the bottom of the case.  I received it by FedEx last Thursday, and superficially, everything works well.

  However, over the weekend, I loaded one of my most games intensive graphics (Guild Wars 2) and immediately noticed that the video performance was degraded. FPS fell less than 10, when before repair, the game went very well.  After some digging and run Open Hardware Monitor, looks like maybe running has not been reinstated to the GPU when the motherboard has been replaced and the game (and everything else) are using integrated computer graphics.  The monitor indicates that GPU temperature is constantly 0 degrees, with 0,0%, memory controller GPU load 0,0-0,0% video engine GPU GPU.  The GPU memory runs at a constant 2.8%

  Because it's my first machine, I really prefer is not to return to Texas for another 2-3 weeks.  Is that what I would be able to visually check myself and potentially connect myself without welding? If so, where I would look internally to do? or what should I take to my local repair shop to repair?

  Hi Ja_Q,

  Please contact our technical support at the 800-474-6836. If you call in North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 for all other regions, click here.

  They will help you.

  Thank you.

• Intel core i7 Q720 operating at a temperature of 85 to 99 degrees.

  Hello. I bought a hp pavilion dv7-4085eb in September.

  When I bought it I had problems with drivers, contacted the HP support, but could not solve the problem, so I bought a clean install of windows and installed on my laptop. After having done that, I had no problem driver more.

  Early on, I noticed that the laptop was working very hot but now I'm getting quite concerned.

  I've heard many people having a temperature between 85-99 degrees is not good for the health of the laptop and won't last long. I measured the temperature with coretemp. Up to now my laptop stopped 3 times because it was hot.

  While I am on my laptop make sure that it is in a degree ~ 20 and the vents can work properly.

  Temperatures:

  -Starting laptop (after 5 min): 55-65 degrees (inactive)

  -Laptop computer while playing games: 95-99 degrees (inactive)

  -Laptop after having played game: 75 degrees (inactive)

  -Laptop computer watching movies: 80 degrees (inactive)

  Anyone else have similar temperatures or? I should send it upward or?

  I have the same CPU and works well. When idle, I get about 50 degrees with the opening of Firefox and Total Commander. Go to Task Manager and to see the processes which take up the most resources...