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    Hight temperature CPU/ system shuts down by itself

    Discussion in 'LG' started by filthydani, Dec 29, 2005.

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    filthydani Notebook Enthusiast

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    I really hate laptops now, cuz this is the 2nd time I get overheat problems, (first one was with Toshiba laptop)

    My laptop (LW70) shuts down when the cpu`s temperature get very high, i wonder why it gets so high? and what can i do to cool it down?

    i know that itÂ’s the problem because when i rest it for 5-6 hours it works fine but no for so long...

    i really thought CENTRINO will actually prevent something like this!
     
    filthydani, Dec 29, 2005
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    filthydani Notebook Enthusiast

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    i have downloaded speedfan to know the temperature and and it says temp1 93C temp2 66c!! HDD 36, i think its way too high, i really need help ;(
     
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    filthydani Notebook Enthusiast

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    the fan dosnt seem to be working anymore :( i think i have to replace it...

    i wonder if i can replace it seperately or should i replace the whole motherboard?
     
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    filthydani Notebook Enthusiast

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    i used the vacuum on the fan to make it spin manually, hmmm it actually started to work after that, and the temperature is now 46C, i can hear the fan spinning really hard to cool the cpu down..

    Never thought i can fix computers with vacuums...
     
    filthydani, Dec 29, 2005
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    Are you running "LG IP OPERATOR"?
    I found that when i installed the ip operator software that came with the LG sofware bundle my CPU would run at 100% (TASK BAR GRAPH) constantly and after uninstalling ip operator, the computer cooled down dramatically.
     
    New LW70, Jan 6, 2006
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