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E6400 overheating throttling

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by marcoz, Jan 31, 2009.

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  1. HerrKaputt

    HerrKaputt Elite Notebook User

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    Mine is just fine actually. The original system was indeed a lemon, it was replaced and the new one is just perfect (it came with a stuck pixel, Dell replaced the screen :)).
     
  2. akwit

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    So, you have it docked and there are no heat/throttling issues?
     
  3. HerrKaputt

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    Yes, that's right.
     
  4. akwit

    akwit Notebook Deity

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    Lucky you.

    One external or two?
     
  5. CyrusB

    CyrusB Notebook Consultant

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    Well technically I use my E6400 everyday docked with 2 20" lcd monitors attached and dont have an throttling issues until I load up the system with crazy numbers of applications running, but my fan sits on high all day long. Add the fact that there are 5 more E6400's in the office, all using docks with 2 monitors, it makes for noise that we shouldnt have to listen to.

    I still hit throttling every now and again, but only when I try to do a lot of stuff all at once. During the span of a normal day, just using Outlook, MS Office, web browsers I dont get hit too hard by throttling.
     
  6. skyandspace

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    This might be related, but why on earth does the fan come on full while streaming on Netflix (using silverlight?)
     
  7. HerrKaputt

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    Just one. My fan typically is off, except if I load the system.
     
  8. Headhuntr

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    Thank you very much,

    my fan is still working, but not at full speed, I can only hear it, when it's really quite in my office.

    About the throttling issue: Have to test a bit more...
     
  9. akwit

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    Does this not worry you?

    With my fan running virtually all day for about 8 months, the hardware began degrading b/c the unit couldnt effectively cool the internal components.
     
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    badams999 Newbie

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    Hi,
    I've recently purchased a latitude 6400 and installed windows7 Ultimate.
    2.4 GHz P8600, 4GB, 250HDD, Nvidia Quadro 160m

    I see a lot of heating issues with the system and so do i feel in my system too. For that reason i've installed Everest ultimate.

    Now the problem is that i dont know much about this software and i am unsure as to how to read it properly. Some issues:

    • which temp for cpu to look at
      which reading is my GPU temp
      why does it always show CPU Clock : 798; CPU Fsb: 133
      and for GPU what should i look for



    please explain as i am not much aware of all this.

    Thanks
     

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