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• Satellite A500-1GL: 2 questions: the fan speed & graphic card driver failures

  Hello

  I have 2 questions, hopefully someone can help me with that.

  * The first question - quick fan *.

  I'm on online gamer second life and world of the craft of war) recently my fan speed crank up to 90 percent for about 5/10 minutes before leaving quiet. Then speed up again after a period of time. I'm confused as to why he did this because when I check my cpu temp is only make 40%, and I use a cool buffer table.

  I'm looking for some advise here because all said Toshiba was making sure I had the latest bios update. But I would have thought it is not the processor overheating the fan must not be crank that quickly. My laptop is only 2 months old.

  Can anyone help, should I be worried?

  * Second question - graphics driver *.

  Also on a couple of times I got my screen briefly go black and then recover. A pop up appears saying something along the lines of the core of the graphics card.... Driver recovered. It flashes if fast, that I never see the entire message. Don't you think that something is wrong with the graphics card? (card nividia geforce gt300m)

  I really hope that someone can offer more help that Toshiba has done, as I am a bit unhappy to be problems on a 2 month old laptop.

  Thank you for reading and I look forward to any Advisor.

  (> I'm on online gamer second life and world of the craft of war) recently my fan speed crank up to 90 percent for about 5/10 minutes before leaving quiet. Then speed up again after a period of time. I'm confused as to why he did this because when I check my cpu temp is only make 40%, and I use a cool buffer table.
  > I'm looking for some advice here because all said Toshiba was making sure I had the latest bios update. But I would have thought it is not the processor overheating the fan must not be crank that quickly. My laptop is only 2 months old.

  The cooling fan is controlled by the fan table in the BIOS. Fan table contains information about the temperature and the fan speed that means the depands on some level temperature fan speed.
  Over all the possible game features as the CPU, GPU, produce heat and the heat dissipation is high
  Cooling modules would begin to turn faster if the temperature level would be exceeded
  This is nothing exceptional everything at stake

  > Also on a couple of times I got my screen briefly go black and then recover. A pop up appears saying something along the lines of the core of the graphics card.... Driver recovered. It flashes if fast, that I never see the entire message. Don't you think that something is wrong with the graphics card? (card nividia geforce gt300m)

  I read on a similar question, and apparently, the graphics card DRIVER crashed during games
  Maybe it's a compatibility problem between game and pilot
  In most cases the graphics card driver update should fix this and I read on some forums that it has helped in many cases

• Qosmio F50-126 - fan speed never htting maximum

  Hey

  This question been bothering me for a long time but was too lazy to write about it. When I start my laptop, you can hear the fan speed reaching its maximum RPM. But during the game when the laptop is about to reach its maximum temperature for restart, the speed of the fan never hits its maximum RPM. It always seems to be about 50 percent when it will hit the threshold of overheating.

  Can you tell me how to solve this problem, so the laptop is we fan maximum RPM during the games or another cpu/gpu intensive process?

  I have the latest BIOS and drivers installed to date.

  Plan to use everything at stake?
  Check the method of cooling for this power plan and set it to maximum performance.

• Satellite A500-138 - how to change the fan speed?

  Hello

  I have a question how to I change the fan on my A500 speed?

  I mean with power of change in BIOS, I don't have the option advanced on my BIOS so I can't change that... Any ideas?

  Hello

  > I have a question how to I change the fan on my A500 speed?
  > I mean with power of change in BIOS, I don't have the option advanced on my BIOS so I can't change that... Any ideas?

  You cannot change fan speed yourself, because there is no option in the Bios. I also tried to change with utilities like a fan speed control utility. But I couldn't stand it. Perhaps, someday they will out of the Bios with support for fan speed control. :)

• DL180 G6 Server Rack - permanently at 80% fan speed

  I bought a "SE326M1 G6 Twin Xeon Hex Core L5640 48 GB RAM HP Proliant DL180 G6 Server Rack 2U" on eBay. As he came not with all drives, I bought four caddies and some third party SATA hard disks. The computer works as such, but fans run constantly on the 80% fan speed and thus sounds like a rocket.

  The logging of the ILO 2 displays the following warning:

  "Error MESSAGE: 1717-Slot X Drive Array - the following discs declare a State of overheating:

  The temperature of the ILO 2 storage area (five separate readings) reading displays 'OK' and 0 degrees centigrade for five. So, I assume that the 'sea of sensors' place the fan speed 80% because there is no available temperature.

  My current conclusion, which is no more;

  1. the hard drives is not a temperature sensor and I need to use four hard drives certified HP

  2. the sensors on the Drive Cage Assembly (HP-530946-001) are defective

  3. berries for empty drives must be filled with blanks

  In order to exclude all these possible I have to spend very little money and time, and so I have the following questions.

  Issues related to the:

  1. do the disk drives HARD to have a temperature probe at all? Will they have, is the temperature read by the sea of sensors?

  2 iLO 2 would display a temperature for the "storage area" even if there is no disk HARD drive in one of the 25 bays at all? If this is the case, it would tell me that the Drive Cage Assembly sensors are defective.

  3. fill the HARD drive bays with white makes temperature sensors start working? What I wonder if whites have an electronic or similar, or that they are just empty pieces of plastic?

  Hello:

  You can also ask your question on the HP Business Support Forum - DL servers section.

  http://h30499.www3.HP.com/T5/ProLiant-servers-ml-DL-SL/BD-p/ITRC-264#.U1e4FulOW9I

• Fan speed issue

  Hey I have a question and a problem on my computer laptop speed fan, first of all my features:

  Acer V3 571G

  Intel core i5-3210 m 2.5 Ghz

  GeForce GT630M 2 GB

  10GB Ram DDR3

  HARD DRIVE 500 GB

  Windows 8.1

  My windows and graphics card are both fully implemented to update later.

  So the problem is that my Fan will not rotate at the speed of ROTATION more fast can when my PC is turned on high temperatures.

  I use speedfan to monitor temperatures (even if you can't control the speed of the fan with it for laptops), the idle temp for my CPU is about 40-50 ° C and can can go up to 90 c during the game or after the games. what I do not understand why my CPU fan is not running at its RPM max, I thought he wasn't spinning on its RPM max when I rebooted my pc (to get into the BIOS) and heard the fan is running hard and fast when I stay in the BIOS, but when I get to the bios, he returned to his usual steady speed the laptop also cools extremely fast 90 c when I enter the BIOS after I restarted my laptop. My question is why the fan turning at this speed when my pc starts to heat everything at stake, or doing cpu intensive tasks?

  I understand that when you start the laptop the fan speed are not controlled but then they turn to the max until what the bios is used to control its speed or something like that, I tried to look in the BIOS for the fan controls, but I couldn't find anything, the Bios itself had so few things that can be changed essentially only security, time and boot order. My laptop can be old (2 years) but I'm sure its not clogged with dust or he wouldn't be spinning on max when I turn it on and go into the bios and Yes adding thermal paste and others could help, but I would like to bring the question about why it is not spinning on max when possible. I will soon get a new pc, but for now I'm just curious to know is this problem is controllable or not.

  any advice on how to control the speed or anything would be helpful, if you would like more information I will glady give more.

  Thank you

  Nevermind, I found a program that allows me to control
  in this forum: http://community.acer.com/t5/Legacy-Laptops-and-Netbooks/Fan-Control-Problems-With-5750G-And-similar...

• UCS C220 M3 fan speed problem

  I recently bought a package of Cisco UCS C220 M3 chassis and now am in a test phase.

  As soon as it has been unpacked, I upgraded to the last bundle HUU - 1.5 (4) 3 and applied all the updates.  It was not far behind anyway - but I wanted to test with the latest versions first.  So much easier to upgrade now rather than later :-)

  For a few days, the area was quiet and fans ran at a fairly quiet speed.  Fans worked fine - but at a slow speed, and it was quite bearable.  Even after the installation of XenServer and by installing a VM guest, he continued to run quietly for a while.

  However, in the last 24 hours the fan speed have passed through the roof.  The box is literally screaming now.  What is strange, is that there is almost no load on the system and the environment is cool.  Several other devices in the basket are the normal temperatures of 25-30 degrees C all about reporting.  The chassis itself is cold to the touch.  Even the MMIC reported temperatures in the 1930s.

  UCS-Mmic /sensor # show temperature

  Name sensor read units min. Max warning status. Warning, default min. Max failure

  ------------------------- -------------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

  P1_TEMP_SENS Normal C 34.0 / 74.0 o 79.0

  P2_TEMP_SENS Normal C 34.0 / 74.0 o 79.0

  Normal RISER1_INLET_TMP 35.0 C / 60.0 o 70.0

  Normal RISER2_INLET_TMP 33.0 C / 60.0 o 70.0

  Normal RISER1_OUTLETTMP 38.0 C / 60.0 o 70.0

  Normal RISER2_OUTLETTMP 33.0 C / 60.0 o 70.0

  Normal FP_TEMP_SENSOR 30.0 C / 60.0 o 70.0

  Normal DDR3_P1_A1_TEMP 33.0 C / 65.0 o 85.0

  DDR3_P2_E1_TEMP Normal C 32.0 / 65.0 o 85.0

  PSU1_TEMP Normal 28.0 C / o 60.0 65.0

  Normal PSU2_TEMP 30.0 C / o 60.0 65.0

  Normal PCH_TEMP_SENS 47.0 C / o 80.0 85.0

  UCS-Mmic /sensor #.

  fan to see the UCS-Mmic /sensor #.

  Name sensor read units min. Max warning status. Warning, default min. Max failure

  -------------------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------

  FAN1_TACH1 RPM 10272 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN1_TACH2 RPM 9844 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN2_TACH1 RPM 10272 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN2_TACH2 RPM 9844 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN3_TACH1 RPM 9844 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN3_TACH2 RPM 9844 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN4_TACH1 RPM 10272 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN4_TACH2 RPM 9844 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN5_TACH1 RPM 10272 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  FAN5_TACH2 RPM 9844 Normal 1712 / 1284 o

  UCS-Mmic /sensor #.

  UCS-Mmic /chassis # see fan-policy

  Fan policy

  ---------------

  low-power

  UCS-Mmic /chassis #.

  [NB: fan-policy has been set to 'Balanced', but is about to 'Low power' - but changing it made no difference.]

  I saw some other assignments with prbolems similar to this which goes back some time, and they almost all referred to as upgrading to the latest firmware which has all the patches for this kind of behavior.  But in my case, I already did this.  A complete cold reboot also did not help.

  Someone at - it other ideas on what could be wrong or what could be the cause?   Looks like a bug, but...

  Thank you

  Reuben

  Reuben,

  I understand your point, your concern, but to give you a better idea, the fan speed may actually go up to 17000 RPMs, from, your server fans are still in a mid-range and for me, it only seems that the heat is probably not that actually dissipated when the door is closed. This is the reason why I mentioned our grids of series R which are tested with UCS and the door is in fact a mesh which ensures heat is out.

  Note THE answers useful.

  -Kenny

• Satellite C660D - software to control the fan speed?

  Just brought a C660D. Someone knows the software to control the fan speed?

  My laptop CPU fan always turns to 74-80% of max speed. That's a lot of noise. I tried cpucool, but it did not work.

  If does not work, the fan speed will remain at the temperature of 0 with cpu at 38 oC. But with any operation tiny, like the click of the mouse, it will change again to 74%, CPU temperature does not change.

  Hi Polaralbatross,

  Have you ever tried the Eco mode that uses the cooling battery optimized method?

• Start of satellite L10 fan speed and noise

  My L10 cooling fan start always maximum speed, when it turns on it always burst at maximum speed (and noise) and then slow down to a speed (and slient relative). This fan start noise is very annoying (as fan departure every half hour in office work and every 15 minutes in some simple games).
  I try muffler or bios settings performance they do not fix the noise and the starting speed.
  Maybe Toshiba could release some bios update or patch or something to fix this? (my bios version 2.0)
  Maybe this problem has the solution software thrid party?
  Or the fan speed max is just a hardware problem?

  Thank you.

  Hello Albert

  The same thing my Qosmio F20 and in my opinion, it is not any kind of technical problem. At the moment I'm typing this text and hear Internet radio at the same time. The cooling fan works regularly.

  In my opinion, when the operating system runs several different processes running in the background and they need the CPU activity that needs to be cooled correctly. In my opinion, you should check the power settings management settings and change the performance of the processor to lower the level.

  If the cooling fan runs every 15 minutes, in my opinion, it is not too often.

  Good bye

• Satellite U500 - temperature/fan speed of degradation after overheating

  The hard drive of my laptop suddenly developed a load of bad blocks without reason apparent, so I replaced it. I started a live linux CD to copy the old drive to the new and left running overnight. When I came back to him, he ran VERY hot. It's not well crushed.
  * Since then, the fan worked up a gear more often than before *, in the original Windows installation.
  Use a temperature monitoring program, I can see a temperature which is constantly higher than both the CPU and GPU, and I think this must be the problem. I can only think that it is setting the fan speed based on this incorrect measure. I don't know where this temperature is measured, and unfortunately I do not know what it was before the problem started. The new HDD is cool, so it is impossible that the change that caused the problem.
  Someone knows something I could try to fix this?

  Hi Blah_1,

  You probably have a higher internal temperature because your new HARD 7200 RPM drive instead of 5400 RPM. For hard drives at 7200 RPM are originally more heat during the backup process racing portable to use high CPU if it s normal behavior that he s hotter than normal.

  In any case, the laptop must be also cleaned from time to time using a jet of compressed air as described here:
  [How to clean a Toshiba laptop cooling system? | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=105]

• Oscillations of 0.5 sec Equium A60 fan speed

  My old Equium 15 months began "pulse" is 30% of the time its on it's normal speed to high speed and back again on a second half interval or more.

  Any suggestions please?
  Thank you
  Geoff

  Hi Geoffrey,.

  If your fan speeds up often means that your laptop is overheating. Try cleaning your CPU heatsink with a vacuum cleaner. You will find this described several times in this forum.

  Kind regards

• How can Qosmio G30-126 - I check the fan speed?

  MODEL: G30 - 126
  OS: VISTA 32-BIT SP2

  How to know the speed of the fan? I have try several programs like "sensor hw monitor" & "fan speed" but it's not watch everything think about the temperature of the CPU just fan speed.

  Where is the problem and what I need to do?

  Hmm... Why you want to know the speed of the fan?

  The fan speed will be automatically controlled and you can t change this or manually control. You can change the method of cooling between performance and battery optimized in Vista power management. Did you check that?

  In addition, you can clean the laptop using a jet of compressed air as Akuma written. This could blow out the dust from the cooling fans.

• Is satellite A500-1DN - possible to adjust the fan speed?

  Is it possible to adjust the speed of the fan of this laptop? As I saw in PC Health monitor the fan speed is mainly of 0%, and sometimes it amounts to 70% (on idling) and quite large making noise.
  I wish to address is it permanently on.

  Is this possible?

  Hello

  > Is it possible to adjust the speed of the fan of this laptop? As I saw in PC Health monitor the fan speed is mainly of 0%, and sometimes it amounts to 70% (on idling) and make a big enough noise

  I agree with you, I also own a500-1dn and it makes big noise even while surfing Internet. This forum was suggested to update Bios to reduce the fan noise.

• Satellite L655 (PSK1JE) - 100% after update BIOS fan speed

  Hello

  Yesterday, I do BIOS update since version 2.10 to 2.20. The update of configuration correctly but the problem is the fan, the speed is 100% all the time.

  others have this problem with this version of bios?

  Can I downgrade to the version of the bios?

  Thank you and waiting for your answers

  Hi kingofcopy,

  Load default settings after updating the BIOS? Go into the BIOS, press the F9 key to load the default values.

  Have you tested the behavior of fan with cooling optimized battery option? In Windows power management, you can define more low fan speed in power management to reduce the activity of the fan.

  Check this box!

• Portege M400 is frozen, screen goes black and the fan speed increases when moved

  Can someone help me please?

  I recently received the Portege M400 from a friend 4 days ago and reformatted for Windows XP Tablet Edition.
  Everything's fine until I wanted to move the laptop to my coffee table, but as soon as I move the laptop it freezes, the screen goes black and the fan speed increases dramatically.
  So far I have had no success in the resolution of this problem and I really appreciated, is that someone could help me!

  Have you installed the OS using a Toshiba recovery media or you have installed the version of the OS?