E6400 overheating throttling

What a troll. Your argumentation is not constructive at all, with your zero knowledge on how a business runs.
If you are not happy with your laptop, simply return it. No one forced you to get it nor keeping it.

As a nice person I am, perhaps this laptop might fit your needs better:
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/s...sg/notebooks/_Everyday_computing/CQ61Z_series

Conversation is now over.

 

You're tottally right and I - Bachelor of Computer Application in Economics - currently Application Manager in banking I'm wrong. Ugh!

Discussion is over.

 

What are you on about!? The fan in the M4400 is NOT made out of copper.
You're first post on this subject reads like some rabid assault, why? I've had 2 M4400's but i haven't seen any change in heatpipes or anything.
And yes, heat goes up but that makes no difference as the heat is treated right at the source.
And at the last point you defeated yourself rigth away.....Lenovo uses a design which they patented, right? You see the reason why Dell doesn't use that design then? PATENTED

Oh hang on....Goodbytes already had the best possible reply:
Troll.....be gone!

 

Yawn.....

 

Spotted in:
http://en.community.dell.com/forums/p/19247293/19654425.aspx#19654425

Wish I knew this before they replace my mainboard. But since then I have have no issues with throttling, at all. Looks like a mainboard replace and heatsink replace has fixed it for me.

 

Cool, for some reason it doesn't show GPU temp (probably because I have a dedicate GPU), and battery info doesn't show (says "Not present" while it is, as I am using the battery.

 

Shows my GPU (nVidia), but not battery either.

 

Sorry, I meant it doesn't show GFX power consumption.
My GPU temp are indeed showing (I miss saw).

 

Yeah same here, GFX Pwr: __._

 

Oooouuu! Try the same thing, but instead Fn+R, do Fn+T ( if you have music playing, stop it before, as it play like if your computer froze, until you get out of the menu by hitting Esc)

It says if your LCD is LED or CFL, I think it says teh battery manufacture... I have "Simplo LiIon", Google links me to a company in Taiwan who makes battery. Maybe I can contact them directly to order my laptop battery without paying Dell high price.. who knows.