Qosmio G35 - temperature too high

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• Qosmio G20: CPU too high with video usage

  Hello

  I've got G20 (2.13 Ghz processor) and nVidia 128 MB GeForce Go 6600 and I noticed that when you run video that my CPU utilization goes up high enough. View tv goes up to about 80%, video in media player substantially the same, but the video clips on Web sites and sites with video banner Web can get up to 100%.

  I don't know if this normal that I had not really noticed before, but lately, with this hot weather, I found that on the days hottest occasionally my system stopped, probably because the fan may not follow.

  My question is if these ages CPU usage % are normal for this system, or I have some setting wrong that puts the load on the processor and not the graphics card. Can someone tell me if I can check how the video processing is done by the graphics card or how I can assure that this is the work and only in passing on overloading the CPU.

  Thank you very much.

  PS I am running the latest drivers video for this machine, obtained from the Toshiba draft.exe page.

  Hi William

  I had a lot of experiences with Qosmio G20 and activity of the CPU under pressure. With the use of the highest processor unit was never overheated just a little harder because of cooling fan.

  As you know Qosmio G20 is powerful multimedia and video unit problem described in your message is really strange. If you wrote that you don't l l notice that before, I assume your personal configuration is responsible for this. On this path, it is not easy to say why this is happening. Try to check the processes running and at the end all of them you don't need. On this way the CPU use should be much lower.

• Qosmio G30-204 - the CPU temperature is high

  OK, so I have a problem of overheating with Qosmio G30-204. It seems that in the course of suspend the CPU temperature is high, I used SpeedFan to confirm this. EG + 70 degrees C after 5 minutes. 90 + degrees if left any longer!

  I find it very frustrating to say the least. This unit has served sentence. I had not yet touched in nearly two years the initial feeding has stopped working. The original power box split as it was a serious risk to my health and still less damage would could have been done to the machine! How to create a product that at least that I've updated the BIOS Toshiba fry the GPU!

  Needless to say that I did pretty well as soon as I got the camera. What can be done to fix this problem? If anything like that? It makes me not want / trust buy another Toshiba product.

  I can't wait to hear support ;)

  Hey,.

  In your case I don't he say s a nuisance Toshiba. It can be another problem as Akuma written and this means that it has nothing to do with Toshiba.

  For me it s definitely dust in the heat sink, especially if you do not clean your laptop before. You must use the jet of compressed air to blow the dust from the cooling fans. It only takes 5 minutes and should be made from time to time because it s normal behavior which, after a certain time dust, blocking the cooling fan.

  Check this box!

• Satellite L850 - 150 PSKDLE - a little too high internal temperature

  Hello friends of support.

  Satellite L850-150 PSKDLE - 07L 00
  Slow times get a little hot atm... (60 - 70).

  If I want to change the cooling block, but my problem is how to disassemble the laptop?
  Google does not want of hits on this topic...

  Can someone help me with this?

  Thank you very much.

  In my view the 60-70 ° C are not too high.
  For me high temperature is about 80-90 ° C, but at 60 ° C is nothing unusuall.

  Furthermore, always depends on how you use the laptop and what software is running.

  Play games, you will always notice a higher temperature.
  In General, you should pay attention to the internal cooling fans.
  Dust and debris could be the main reason for a higher temperature and clean the holes and vents should be good enough to keep the temperature low.

  Use compress air jet to get rid of the dust. Usually, this helps.

• Too high temperature on Satellite Pro L20?

  Hey,.

  last night, when the temperature of the 'Temp 1 meaning' of game reaches 101 ° C / 210 ° F.

  Is - this too high?

  My Toshiba Satellite Pro L20 is now almost 5 years old. The fan works and the Bios for the cooling setting is set to 'Performance '. If the current clock speed is roughly 800 MHz (1.7 GHZ), feel Temp 0 is between 35 and 40 ° C / 95-105 ° F and the Temp sense 1 = 50-60 ° C / 120-140 ° F.

  Michael

  Seems a bit high for such a machine... have you ever cleaned the cooling system of your laptop?

  Could be the fan and cooling impeller is clobbed with the dust that causes these high temperatures. I suggest you to go for an electronic market, take a can with compressed air and clean with compressed air as the cooling system of dust and all that lives inside your machine. :)

  Please check after cleaning if the temp rise again.

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• Satellite A350D - too high temperature of the processor

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  My laptop CPU temperature is too high. I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit edition. And the temperature at idle is ~ 70, she raises up to 98 C when loading the system. It happens only with 64-bit OS. 32-bit Windows idle temperature is ~ 40-50 ° C.
  I have the model A350D PSAKCE.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  There is a new version of 64-bit BIOS.
  In your case, I recommend to check the version of the BIOS.
  If you still use an older version of BIOS (perhaps 32 bits), then you need to update it to the latest version of BIOS 64-bit.

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• Why has my Aspire 5750 G temperature - is too high

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  Sorry for my bad English

  To be honest, I think it's quite normal. Its an old laptop, 2nd generation and it is a processor of 45 w. (QM)

  I have an i5-6200U, and my time will never more than 60 C. Its 15W

  Maybe you should clean the fans a little, if you've never done before.

• CPU in Satellite Pro U200 temperatures are too high

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  I'm a little confused / concerned about the temperature of my CPU (Intel T7200) in my Satellite Pro U200-199. The confusing thing is that the case temperature is generally higher than that of the junctions of the two nuclei, which is the opposite of how it should be.

  Everyone knows this?

  As well, the case temperature is higher at seems reasonable, even in basic use. Basic use of office applications takes the temperature to 49 c, and then everything above that (opening an application for example) increases the temperature has high degrees of the years 50 or 60. Under a larger load, temperature (T-box) goes up to 65 C.

  One of the consequences is that the fan is on most of the time.

  I would like to know if there is a problem with the measurement of the temperature T-box is measured correctly, or if the processor overheats. If the measure is a fault, then do nothing about this? Like changing the BIOS?

  I should mention that the computer is only a week and has a BIOS update.

  Any ideas or help greatly appreciated.

  David

  Hello

  The temperature of 50-60 degrees is not unusual. But I wonder how you measure this temperature or what tools or utilities did you use?

  Usually the CPU is not only responsible for the temperature inside the laptop.
  The graphics card and HARD drive also produce heat which increases the temperature of the laptop.

  Anyway, the computer supports protection against overheating. This protects the laptop and parts from overheating.
  If the temperature reaches a critical threshold the laptop would be automatically stops down
  but it seems that the laptop works properly so in my opinion that you should not be worried. ;)

• Qosmio G35-AV600: using Recovery CD I get partition not created error

  I recently ordered a recovery for my Qosmio G35-AV600 disc, because I started in safe mode to clear an alleged threat. Silly me! I forgot the password because I constantly use the fingerprint reader. Well, at the time where, that drives recovery came, I had remembered a password and access I.

  The thing is I always want to format the laptop, but I get partition not created not errors. Is it because the laptop hard drive has SATA or RAID capabilities, or because of the so-called Qosmio player. * If I could format the hard drive, I would not be able to use the laptop Qosmio mode? *

  I searched here and even contacted the customer service and have not found a definitive answer. Customer support's solution was to send to an authorized repair shop. My experience with computer repair shops, is that if the problem is not hardware related, they simply reformat the disks. I could do it myself if I could get help with this "partition has not created" or the partition not deleted"errors.

  Hello

  I agree with you and I also think that this has nothing to do with the hardware failure.
  But who knows, if you started the operating system in safe mode then we shouldn't exclude the hardware problem (IE. HARD DRIVE).

  However, the restore CD contains already all the drivers and you n t need to install SATA or RAID drivers.

  In my opinion, there are bad RAID settings in the BIOS!
  Please check the settings in the BIOS on the third page.

  If you know n t that mean simple settings, you open the user manual and check RAID chapter in the user manual.

  In addition, this could be useful:
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• Qosmio G35: Cannot boot from the recovery disc

  I'm in trouble from the screen of my Qosmio G35 showing lines vertical, gel, then a loop on and outside.

  I used the Toshiba factory restore disc to reformat and the problem remains, I went further and chose the maquis of the HARD drive option. Bad choices made by this beginner, because now it does not recognize the drive at all, prompting me to "initialize".

  Lines remain, but it is not the material of the screen happens during some process that I follow, OK.

  A friend more computer over the phone prompted me to go into the BIOS, but we cannot access them. Research on the web, I tried the F12 suggested, but this does not work, just push me through in a screen offering 'Safe Mode' etc.

  Any help would be welcome. Thank you

  Hello

  Usually the vertical display lines looks like a hardware problem, in my view, it could be related to GPU failure.

  In any case, we should start first of all the problem of CD/DVD drive you must check if the disc is properly recognized in the BIOS.

  For this, it must Access the BIOS press the ESC (if Toshiba BIOS) or the key F2 (if Phoenix BIOS). Please check these two options because I m not 100% sure what the BIOS the Qosmio G35 uses.

  But like I said earlier the issue looks like a malfunction of the graphics card and you must contact the ASP in your country for assistance.

  Best regards & friend good luck

• Qosmio G35-600 - controls volume control

  Hello

  I have a Qosmio G35-600. I could be wrong, but I'm sure that my volume control provides advanced controls and I had access to the entry monitor, which is now gray. I reinstalled my SigmaTel Audio Driver (qg600audiox.exe), but who return advanced controls or to provide access to the input screen. The volume control is Microsoft volume control version 5.1 (Build 2600.xpsp_sp3_odr.101209 - 1647: Service Pack 3).

  Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance

  Hi watson123,

  What input screen you mean exactly?

  On the right side of the Qosmio G35, you have the volume control wheel to adjust the volume. Using this wheel, you can increase or decrease the volume of the internal speakers or headphones but it doesn t offer more options. It s just to adjust the volume.

  The sound card is in the Device Manager correctly and you have any yellow exclamation points or unknown devices?

• Need to update DMI for Qosmio G35-AV600 tool

  Hello world

  I have a Qosmio G35-av600 laptop. As I see in many subjects, I "* evil machine *" error when I want to use my recovery DVDs. I'm looking across the net, forums, everywhere and I couldn't not one any tool to update dmi for this computer.

  In this forum there are also topics related to that even there is a generic update dmi tool but it did not work. Anyone who has solved this problem? If the CD version exists, it would be better.
  * I really need this help! *

  Hello

  Have you tried to find it on Qosmio G35-AV600 Model Home page?

  CD version does not work for me.

• Component of the malfunction on Qosmio G35

  Hi all, I'm really happy that I found this forum. I have a G35 AV600 running Xp and my component out (tv-Out) has just stopped working on me. Button works, I see a few changes in the display of the external monitor. And the Svideo works with the TV out button.

  I checked and changed formats NTSC 480,1080 etc.

  I used even the system restore to a point of restore 3 days ago, when it was working fine.
  All I hear from fine blue when lines the 1080i option and I can barely see the icons of the blue gradient Office in 480i.

  I checked the line and everything else I can think. Ive tried to play with the FN + F5 keys and still nothing. It was working just fine 3 days ago and I did not any changes to the system.

  Anyone know about this problem? Call Toshiba for orientation will be a waste of time?
  Any thoughts? Anyone know where I can get the part at a resonable price? Maybe that's all. Small is probably my favorite feature of the laptop, I took in a 55 inch TV and watch movies downloaded often.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Peace
  T.

  Hello

  Have you tested its operation with an external display, not only with the TV? It's really not easy to say what's wrong here and why this happens.

  Try testing with external monitor using the VGA port. I just hope that you won't have any similar problems.
  Qosmio G35 is not known to me, but try to use all output ports video available to see if this problem occurs on a single port only.

  And of course, you should contact Toshiba.

  Please inform us of your new measures.

• Qosmio G35-AV650 does not start after format

  Okay, so I downgraded/upgraded my computer back to XP from 7 a month ago.
  Yesterday, I went to the library for all my updates and whatnot that I neglected since the upgrade. When I turned on the computer in the library, it would not be loaded the office correctly and an error box open stating that it was impossible to recover the THotkey. It turns out that my feature key drivers took a dive. I've done everything I can to solve the problem. Nothing worked, I decided to reformat.

  Early upward the dinosaur this afternoon when the format is finally finished, it would not fully boot screen where you are asked which language you want to use, what time format, all of these bases. I tried to reboot several times, finally tried safe mode, even to reformat again, nothing works.

  Now, seeing as I was only reformat to XP in order to enter my card default sound drivers to see if they would work on 7 (the company that made my card was bought shortly before 7 was released and that they still need to make new drivers), I decided to say screw that it and any format the computer back to 7. When it loads everything from disk (disk? drive?), it goes to the screen asking what disk I want to install, it says that I have no disks on which I can install it.

  I came across this problem before, the first time that I put 7 on the computer. Since I have two hard drives, it needs the RAID drivers that connect the two. I downloaded several different, all for Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV650 RAID drivers, but it detects all the drivers. The way I do it is to put on a flash drive and tell the computer to get them from there. I do everything the same way I did before, but nothing works at all. I tried to go into the BIOS settings, but I have no idea what I could do.

  I'm tearing my hair out trying to figure out what I can do here, but I'm completely lost. Any ideas?

  You use a generic Windows 7 disk? Or a Toshiba Win7 upgrade disk?

  Basically, you need the drivers SATA F6 (INFs) on a USB Flash drive during the installation of Win7. The version of Vista should work fine in Win7.

  You can change the RAID settings in the BIOS to "JBOD". First, make sure you back up important data.

• Qosmio G35-650AV - Vista won't start, freezes and the fan is noisy

  Hello

  I installed sp1 vista winwows 4times on qosmio g35 and whenever I have this same problem, and I don't know how to fix it.

  The last time I did it:
  1 installed vista
  2 installed sp2
  3 insalled all the drivers in the order I found on thosiba support page.
  then evrythings worked well, I restarted laptop several times during the installation of the drivers and vista started every time.
  4. connect to the internet and installed 3 updates from windows update after restarting:
  5. I the first vista progress bar, then the screnn goes black, the hard drive light stops and works fan max.,

  earlier, I have no internet access the qosmio, but I installed the drivers in another order and have the same problem.

  Can U help me?

  /Adrian

  Post edited by: radian

  I can boot into safe mode
  BIOS is 3.9.

  If you need more information please write

  /Radian

  This strange s feels a bit like a hardware problem.
  What happens if you install the Toshiba Recovery disk system?
  Have you tried that? If not, please check it