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• Satellite P100 - nVidia Geforce Go 7600 graphics card crashed

  Hello!

  My graphics card is broken down, and after removing dozens of screws, I checked that it is not built into the motherboard. I could he dismantled after removing the screws of the bottom three.
  -My laptop is a Toshiba P100-342 (PSPA3E-0QE038SP)
  · Here you can see the model number: http://imageshack.com/a/img856/1917/6s6f.jpg
  -The graphics card is a nVidia Geforce Go 7600.
  · Here you can see on the motherboard: http://imageshack.com/a/img834/5825/ktl8.jpg
  · And there, alone on the table: http://imageshack.com/a/img839/3525/6of6.jpg
  · It's the nVidia chip: http://imageshack.com/a/img836/4343/q7lg.jpg

  Research in the internet, I found just 1 card graph similar to mine. But I don't know if it will work, because I read that the devices must be exactly the same as the original:

  c918 http://www.eBay.es/ITM/New-Toshiba-A000013050-NVIDIA-G73M-128MB-GeForce-Go-7600-Video-Graphics-Board-/360821279000?PT=PCC_Video_TV_Cards&Hash=item54029f & _uhb = 1

  I asked the seller eBay on compatibility and his answer was: "Please contact Toshiba for the complete product compatibility." But Toshiba does not provide any support after the expiration of the warranty (in Spain).

  Anyone replaced this graphics card? Do you think I should buy the graphics card of this ebay? Are there other solutions? (for example: replacing the entire motherboard...)

  Thanks a lot in advance.

  I never had to replace a graphics card in a notebook, but I wouldn't buy any part if I m not 100% sure if it would be compatible with my laptop.

  Is that SATELLITE P100-342 was equipped with a NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 (name of code G73M) PCI Express x 16 (GDDR2 dedicated 256 GB RAM) graphics card.

  The part on ebay supports 128 MB only and that's why I think that the two parties are not the same.
  This might be the reason not to buy this piece.

• Who need information on the NVIDIA GeForce GO 7600 A100-906

  Hello. I have a few questions about the graphics accelerator NVIDIA GeForce GO 7600 in Satellite A100-906 model.

  It has 256 MB of memory. Do tou know if this card has 128 or 64 Bit Memorybus?

  And I'm also curious about the memory clock, you know the value (in Mhz)? I can't find this information anywhere.

  Thank you very much.

  try Rivatuner , it should give you this info (and more)
  BTW, my Satellite A100-847 has also a GF GO 7600 with 256 MB RAM DDR2 128 bit dedicated (not shared); I think that yours is the same

• Need for new drivers Nvidia Geforce Go 7600 for Qosmio F30

  Hello world

  I need a new version of my video card drivers * Nvidia Geforce Go 7600 * of my Qosmio F30. In the Toshiba web page there is only the version 83.17, but is the only one I have and he's too old, and I need a version more reciently.

  The web page of nvidia can help me, because they do not have the drivers for my qosmio. I tried to use the drivers from laptopvideo2go.com, but it is too difficult to do something on this page with unofficial drivers.

  Can someone help me?
  There is an available new version of my drivers?

  Thank you.

  You could try nVidia drivers of another model of Toshiba, or read the instructions/guides on laptopvideo2go

• Satellite A100-599 - cannot install the driver for nVidia GeForce Go 7600 graphics card

  Greetings to all!

  Try to install the driver for Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 after reinstallation of the entire system, but without success. Only safe mode is available after this pilot plant, tried with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 and with different drivers from Nvidia and Toshiba sites - same result always :(

  Would be happy to be aware of how this problem... Thank you very much.
  Satellite A100-599
  Current OS: Windpws Vista Home premium sp1.

  Post edited by: Airtoground

  Hey,.

  > but without success.
  Does that mean exactly? You get an error during installation or what exactly is going on?

  > Only safe mode is available after the installation of this driver
  Why only safe mode is available? What happens if you start Windows in normal mode?

  And before you start a lengthy discussion: what laptop do you have?

  You may notice no problem if you install Windows recovery disk Toshiba?

• Satellite Pro P100: Need for new display drivers for NVIDIA Geforce Go 7600

  Hey there...

  New problem. I just got the New Age of Conan game.
  This game recommended that I upgrade my drivers for my gfx card, as the drivers I have are known to be unstable.
  Now, I tried looking for these drivers on Toshibas as well as the NVIDIAs Web sites.
  No luck.

  My lappie information:

  [Information on PC]
  Model name Satellite Pro P100
  Part number PSPA4E-00U00KED
  Version of the OS Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2

  Thanks in advance!

  What to say the graphics drivers that are published on the Toshiba page are the latest graphic drivers available from Toshiba

  If this driver is not compatible with your game, then the last resort might be a driver a 3rd party site.

  These drivers may be used only at your own risk but using the 3rd GPU driver may cause overheating of the GPU chip.

  Welcome them

• Satellite Pro A100 - driver Nvidia GeForce 7600 Go blue screen problem

  Hi all

  I have a problem with my Toshiba laptop Satellite Pro A100 PSAASE.

  Description of the problem:
  During a game for half an hour the screen darkens and a second view later, I get a blue screen.
  After the reboot, that the solution of the problem of Windows Vista tells me that the problem is caused by the graphics driver Nvidia see dietails below:

  Problemsignatur
  Problemereignisame: BlueScreen
  Betriebsystemversion: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
  Gebietsschema-ID: 3079
  Files that help describe the problem:
  Mini101708 - 01.dmp
  SysData. XML
  Version.txt
  More information about the problem:
  BCCode: 116
  BCP1: 87A8A3A0
  BCP2: 8C8109B0
  BCP3: 00000000
  BCP4: 00000002
  OS version: 6_0_6001
  Service Pack: 1_0
  Product: 768_1
  Serverinformationen: 1daf36bb-f6aa-446d-9ddf-545744789c19

  I tried to find a solution or a new driver for my graphics card, but I couldn't find any useful information. I really the lates driver for my graphics card according to Toshiba lateral support (driver version: 7.15.11.5616), on the Nvidia homepage I also could not find a newer driver that I have.

  Details on my laptop:

  Modellname Satellite Pro A100
  TEILENUMMER PSAASE-00G004GR
  Serial number 27069711Q
  BS-Microsoft Windows Vista Version? ¢ Home Premium 6.0.6001 Service Pack 1
  BIOS 6.00 version
  Processor Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 CPU T5500 @ 1.66 GHz
  2048MB RAM Arbeitsspeicher
  Festplattenkapazitat 120,580,372,480 [bytes] 112.299 [GB]
  Capacity of the freien Festplattenspeichers 27,078,627,328 [bytes] 25.219 [GB]
  Video NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 Version = 7.15.11.5616
  Bildschirmauflusung 1280 x 800 pixels
  Farbqualitat True Color (32 bit)
  Its Realtek High Definition Audio (with SRS) Version = 6.0.1.5326
  Netzwerk Intel (r) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection Version = 11.5.0.32 MAC-address = 00:19:D2:5E:37:D2
  Intel(r) PRO/100 VE-Netzwerkverbindung Version = 8.0.44.0 MAC-address = 00:A0:D1:6 B: F1:F5
  Modem TOSHIBA Software Modem Version = 2.1.73.0
  Internet Explorer 7.0.6001.18000
  IDE-Gerät TOSHIBA MK1237GSX ATA Device
  CARPET * a DVD-RAM UJ-850 s ATA Device Version = 1.10 FW
  YC3555P CIP693I SCSI CdRom Device FW-Version = 1.0

  I really would apreciate if someone can help me solve this issue.

  > During a game for half an hour, the screen darkens and a second view later, I get a blue screen.
  Well, my first thought is that this problem is related to the graphics driver.
  I mean it could be a software problem.
  But I know that a BSOD can also occur if the graphics card chip began to malfunction.
  In your case I m not sure what could cause this problem. But to play a game, that the GPU is running with a maximum yield and produce a lot of heat. If the temperature rises to a higher level the GPU can also cause a BSOD.

  Anyway, first of all, you must check if the graphics card driver update could solve this problem.
  Maybe you could use a driver from other websites but please note that this is ONLY possible at your peril!

• Satellite P100-109 nvidia geforce 7600go

  I'm looking for a spare part for my satellite P100-109.
  Is it possible to buy Toshiba parts? More specific to the graphics card

  type: NVIDIA® GeForce Go 7600
  256 MB DDR2 video RAM
  16 x PCI Express

  It is easy for me to replace the card myself.
  The rest of the laptop still works fine enough to last a year or two.

  Thanks in advance

  You can buy some hardware components separate by some independent online, or perhaps on eBay stores.
  As far as I know Toshiba doesn't offer these parts.

  So use Google and try to find out if you can order a card as part separately.

  You have experience with this sort of thing? I mean can you do it alone?

• Set the memory of the Geforce Go 7600 in Satellite A100-819

  I just bought an A100-819, and according to the specifications of the Geforce Go 7600 256 MB dedicated memory. However, when I check the properties I see that it shows 256 MB dedicated memory and 255 MB shared memory. How can I activate this shared memory?

  Hello

  The A100 with NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 don t support shared memory!
  This graphics card supports own 256 MB memory graphics!
  Could post it please how did you check the amount of memory graphic?

  In my opinion, you must run the DirectX. There, you can check all the details!
  The DirectX can be started with the command: dxdiag

• I just bought a HP Pavilion DV9233cl 2.1 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GB, 120 GB for my brother for Christmas and I wanted to know what is a good graphics card for it? has a NVIDIA GeForce 7600

  I was wondering if it's a worthy card or not? im getting low on money and I want it to be a decent model for him for Christmas

  Here are the specs for it.

  
  

  Brand:	HP	Processor type:	Intel Core 2 Duo
  Type:	--	Processor speed:	2 GHz
  Screen size:	17-inch	Configuration of the processor:	Dual Core
  Operating system:	Windows Vista Edition Home Premium	(Vivid RAM) memory:	2 GB
  Primary transmission:	DVD +/-RW	The hard drive capacity:	120 GB 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor T7200 17.0 "WXGA high definition BrightView Widescreen Display HP Pavilion WebCam for live video chat NVIDIA GeForce 7600 Memory 2048 MB DDR2 (2 Dimm) system Disk capacity hard 120 GB 802.11a/g/n WLAN 64-bit Windows Vista Premium / DVD-RW/CD-RW

  Hello

  well the series GeForce 7600 Series was released in 2006, it is nearly 4 years.

  In combination with the Core 2 Duo 2 GHz, you will be able to play games like Battlefield 2 or Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare very decent

  and a half indecent:
  Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars, half-life 2, counter-strike: Source, The Sims 2, BioShock, Assassin's Creed, Halo 3, Fifa 07, Fifa 08, for example.
  In general, you can play all the games released in< 2007="" or="" early="" 2008="" depending="" on="" the="" image="" quality="">

  But games like Crysis or other DirectX 10 games will be not playable.
  I hope this helps a little.

  Concerning

• 6TO4 ADAPT NETWORK ADAPTER DOESN'T WORK DOES NOT CORRECTLY AND MY DRIVER NVIDIA GEFORCE 7600 COULDNT UPDATE.

  MY LAPTOP PROBLEMS AS SPEED TO MARKET AND TOO SLOW, I'M LEFT TO CHECK THE DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS.IT PROUNE PERFORMANCE FOR ME THAT MY 6TO4 ADAPT IS NOT WORKING AS WELL AS MY PILOT TO UPDATE NVIDIA GEFORCE 7600 COULD NOT... URGENT... I THANK YOUR OBTAINED IF NO SOLUTION... A lot..

  1. you can update your graphics here driver (just answering questions). Download the appropriate file, run it, follow the instructions on the screen, reboot when you are prompted. Check to see if that helps with performance.
  2. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Optimize-Windows-Vista-for-better-performance

• HP Pavilion Slimline s5304y strange behavior and stops randomly

  To start, here is my card:

  HP Pavilion Slimline s5304y

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1 Build 7601

  AMD Athlon II X processor 2 215

  4 GB of RAM, blah blah blah

  Here are the symptoms:

  -Win7 starts to act strangely, when the keys are depressed they'll keep recording (like that, but forever)

  -Then it will attempt to force the closure but I keep open Word 2007, which will block the closure and I gives me the option to cancel or to force stop word.

  -J' I usually Cancel to see what it does, sometimes it continues to operate normally, sometimes, attempts to stop become more frequent until it ask no more, and Word cannot veto the shutdown request.

  -When I look at the Event Viewer system, he says he is told what USER (me) has launched the stop, as if it were normal.

  -A little more digging in the event viewer application section says that before stopping, "HP Support Assistant Service" had a "PowerEvent handled successfully by the service" with EventRecordID of 10883.

  -Meet system Event ID 109

  Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power

  EventRecordID 45150

  -Meet

  "The process C:\Windows\System32\winlogon.exe (USER) has launched the power off computer USER for the user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account for the following reason: no title for this reason could be found.

  Reason code: 0x500ff

  Type of closure: power off

  EventID: 1074

  [Qualification] 32768

  There is no indication that something went WRONG minidump, no discharges of any sort, sfc/scannow ran own just like chkdsk, memtest, tester of windows 7 and all other diagnostic tools.

  He did it before, but very rarely, so I thought nothing of it (which happened in the spans of the months apart) but now happened several times a day.

  Recent software additions:

  Installing the software and drivers Lexmark Prospect Pro205

  -Updated Nvidia graphics drivers Geforce 6150SE nForce 430 to 8.17.12.9573 and it's Helper service ver 295,73

  What I did to try to rectify the situation:

  -Scanned with each virus/malware free scan in existence - deleted an infected file from Java Java/CVE-2011-3544. O operate. And another unrelated to the advertising program.

  -Updated HP Assistant and Advisor

  -Updated several times with various updates for windows 7

  -Clean the case thought it was overheating, but nope - clean as a whistle, normal running time

  -Good fans checked

  -Extract from food - looked good, constant voltage

  I haven't checked the power extension cables. I heard there is a problem with shorting out on the 24-pin extensions, but I didn't have an extension of 24 pins on the power cables.

  I've heard others have had problems with HP stopping randomly with a strange behavior, so I wanted to see what you guys have to say.

  Could this be problems of power with my house? The wiring is old... Or more likely is a short circuit in the cable/PSU?

  How can I easily repair/test of this theory?

  -All right, so the system restore has nothing but destroy some files, because I couldn't not correctly backup the drive between the random stops.

  However, I found the solution to my problem, that you won't believe.

  Short answer: I replaced the stock HP keyboard (model KU-0841) who seems to have been short.

  The long answer:

  -When the computer kept shutting down even in safe mode after a destructive recovery, I started watching again material.

  -Noticed my typing would sometimes record, sometimes just go crazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzy (like this).

  -Then comes the keyboard no longer works. Thus, while the veto stops with WORD 2007 and using the keyboard on the screen in Win7, I thought it was a terrible virus - it wasn't.

  -When I unplugged the USB keyboard it's a strange electric 'bzz' sound, like what you hear when static is unloaded. It turns out that the USB port has been be short-circuited by the keyboard.

  On the keyboard and the USB plug was going well, so I don't know who is to blame again, however - if someone is having the same weird problems with events of the power of the nucleus and 1074 with 0x500ff errors-try to check your hardware.

  After replacing the keyboard, everything works perfectly.

• Intermittent outages Desktop HP Pavilion p6510f - 25 Antec 430 WATT power &amp; NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 650

  After installing a video card and a new PSU (Antec 25 430 WATT power & NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 650), my system has become unstable.  It worked fine for the first 3-4 hours, then had a BSOD (blue screen of death) with kernel_data_inpage_error 0000007 a and later a 000000F4 of critical failure of the process.  I did all the tests mentioned on this page but also removed and replaced the cmos battery:

  * 1137.html http://www.faultwire.com/solutions-fatal_error/kernel-Data-InPage-Error-0x0000007A-

  All the tests passed and no problems have been found, and yet the system still does not work after 3-4 hours of use.

  So, I removed from my system and restored to its original settings.  He seems to be back to normal now (but we'll see how long).

  This experience has demoralized me.  This is because I heard other people having difficulties trying to upgrade their systems.  Looks like he has about a 50% success rate, unless you know what works from past experiences.  I think that the only way to get a system that now has good graphics is a well tested game box (PS3, XBOX or Wii).  Are there any recommended or possibly well tested configurations for this type of system that could give me the quality of a GEFORCE GTX 650 without result in a blue screen or instability for my computer?

  Because this computer comes with ATI and AMD parts, I guess that maybe to get an ATI or AMD graphics card would work?  Whatever the graphics card, the 250W power that comes with this system would probably need to be replaced.  Are there any power supplys that recommend or possibly tested?

  I realize there are a few questions in this post, but I have a more.  Is there any motherboard of analytical tools to enusre that nothing went wrong with the motherboard?  When the blue screens are produced that it seemed to make strange noises from the drive as he stole it and after the reboot it would sometimes fail to recognize the existence of the hard drive as well.  Given that all the hard drive passed (I also ran SeaTools), which leads me to believe that power is great, but I fear now that if I upgrade the power it will only cause more problems.

  A paying, customer

  Zintage

  The machine was only 2 years old.  It of a shame that it worked so well for so long and then brought by a poor diet.  It is a 750 GB Seagate Barracuda hard drive.

  I went back to the power supply and the video card, cut my losses and buy a 1 TB drive.  I cloned the old disk (on fortunately he was still working) and left on for more than 24 hours.  The system is now on his feet and works as it should.  Who will be last and only attempt to upgrade.

• Issues coming out of "sleep mode" and strange behavior when restarting with GPU

  I use a desktop computer HP P7-1240 completely stock except for a GPU EVGA GeForce GTX 750 TI SC. The GPU works well when the computer is running (which is strange because the forums have several other discussions mentioning the 700 series must be incompatible with my BIOS).

  However, there are two main strange problems that have arisen since the installation of the GPU. One is that, every time that the computer enters mode "sleep", he refuses to wake back up correctly. It seems to me that the computer active but sends all the signals back panel (at the very least, no video because my monitors remain blank). On rare occasions, he wakes back correctly, but at least 90% of the time, it must be restarted. Upon reboot, the same problem sometimes (not), and the computer must be rebooted a second time until it will start again.

  This leads to the second problem. During startup, the computer goes to a black screen, listing the specifications of basic computer skills (see attached photo. In this screen, the computer does not meet any entry.  He proceeds to beep 3 times, all the same length and height spaced about 30 seconds of gap. After the third beep, the screen goes black and then the computer starts normally with no other strange behavior.

  Without the GPU, none of these problems occur. At the very least, not regularly.

  I saw another thread mentioned that, while the HP support for my office page lists not her, there is an update of the BIOS for my motherboard which has fixed issues related to the GPU more modern. By nature it is an update of the BIOS that does not (seem to) officially support Windows 7, I am reluctant to go forward with this potential solution.

  Although I intend to build myself a new computer from scratch at a certain point, I was hoping to get at least another year out of this machine, if not 2.  While this question does not seem to be immediately threatening the stability of the computer, I can't help but think that it is a question should I go quickly to avoid future problems (not to mention it would save me a good amount of electricity to be able to enter the mode 'sleep' on a regular basis).

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

  

  Problem has been solved!

  For those of you who have trouble sleeping with the p7-1240 or computers with a card mother identical (MSI Jasmine Ms 7778 ver 1.0), I suggest that you follow this thread:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/unable-to-boot-with-new-graphics-card/TD-p/3930544/highlight/true

  It is to use an update for your BIOS that is intended only for PC under Windows 8, but that seems to work perfectly well with Windows 7 PC. It solved my problems of sleep and makes the computer to behave at least semi normally while restarting.

  However, as indicated in the wire, an update of the BIOS should be a last resort because it can turn your machine into a very heavy and expensive paperweight if something does not work. Do not forget that you have the worm 1.0 card mother MSI Ms 7778 Jasmine and remember that you update the BIOS version 8.18.

  As I am looking for 2aeo on HP.com currently (according to the thread leading up to), I'm not find the same links I found last week when I went through the update. However, you can find elsewhere.

• Dell Inspiron One 2320 Nvidia GeForce GT 525 m overheating?

  Hello. I have a Dell Inspiron One 2320 I think has problems with the graphics card GeForce GT525m of overheating. 5 minutes of a game, even on the detail settings low, the temperature reached quickly 90 + degrees Celsius. The max I've seen is 96 degrees. This occurred on the first day with the computer and I rarely used it to this problem. I know there is no problems with fans and vents being dirty because I checked all and as I mentioned before the machine ran hot on the first day. Airflow behind the appliance is wide open, so I know that there is no obstruction to the air flow.

  My wife has a laptop (Inspiron 17R) with an Nvidia GeForce GT525m I've tested the same edition of the games and benchmarks on the, with even more detail settings and it reaches a temperature of about 70 ° c max.

  It seems strange to me that a GPU reaches a high temperature in such a short period of time. I have other machines (portable and desktop computers) ever approaching 90 degrees.

  Here is some relevant information on the PC in question.

  Model: Inspiron One 2320

  CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 s

  GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT525m DDR3

  RAM: 6 GB

  BIOS version: A10

  NVIDIA drivers: Tested several Versions Dell 8.17.12.7073 & Nvidia Version 306.97 not changes of temperature between the pilots, all are about 90 degrees Celsius.

  If anyone has experiences similar to this or has a solution I would be very happy. Thank you!

  Overheating was a problem with mine, I made a drastic decision. To fit 120mm fans for the back cover. Check the youtube videos on these mods.

  The cooling is normally a problem on these with many users complaining of the black screens and restart one of the videos shows how to mount the fans/vents aft to increase cooling.

  I therefore a 2320 Dell with i5 2500K (Non-Dell) quad core CPU, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, 2 TB HDD, DVD burner standard still in use via USB and mounted back cover driving fans cooling the GPU and CPU.

  Games played at max settings use to heat the motherboard to 97 degrees with the fan in place, he fell to-22 degrees to 75 c, which means that the machine not only better performance but last much longer due to the additional cooling.

  I'm using Core Temp to monitor the temperature and OCCT to the stress test.