Blue Screen on Dell Laptop HOT

AsRock · Jul 23, 2012

natr0n said:
It's probably clogged with dust inside. Need to service it.

I worked on a laptop last night same issue, opened it up and heatsink was caked with dust.

Yeah i had to do my Dell 1764 a few weeks ago. A can of air works but the dust clogs other places( due to the vents don't allow dust to leave ) up so might need taking apart and if you had a engineer work on it since you had it you might want to reapply the paste as when the guy did mine it went frigging every were with not a single care in the world.

Good news is that the Dell website should have the manuals and how to for talking it apart.

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

I just reinstalled windows ultimate 64 bit. I went to Dell's website and saw this:

Which one do I want? Both? Also, could my old ass video card driver be the cause for that heat?

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

no amount of software hacks are gonna fix the problem if cleaning it didn't help ... well see below
you need to open it up remove the cooler from the gpu/cpu and either apply fresh tim ANDOR install a copper shim between the gpu core/ and or cpu core this issue is extremely common with dell/hp's
you continue to run it at those temps it will be dead within a month
Odd's are the tim has dried up or the PCB has become warped to the point where the gpu/cpu core is pulling away from the cooler
happens all the time I have re-shimmed to many laptops to count ... most of them dell's and HP's

TheMailMan78 · Jul 23, 2012

Zaspera said:
I just reinstalled windows ultimate 64 bit. I went to Dell's website and saw this:

http://img.techpowerup.org/120723/tpu.png

Which one do I want? Both? Also, could my old ass video card driver be the cause for that heat?

Both. One is for the chip set and the other is for the management engine. As for your GPU driver I wouldnt worry. You used it before and it wasnt hot.

OneMoar said:
no amount of software hacks are gonna fix the problem if cleaning it didn't help ... well see below
you need to open it up remove the cooler from the gpu/cpu and either apply fresh tim ANDOR install a copper shim between the gpu core/ and or cpu core this issue is extremely common with dell/hp's
you continue to run it at those temps it will be dead within a month
Odd's are the tim has dried up or the PCB has become warped to the point where the gpu/cpu core is pulling away from the cooler
happens all the time I have re-shimmed to many laptops to count ... most of them dell's and HP's

The laptop was fine before he installed windows and a bunch of non-supported drivers unless your gonna tell me improper drivers cannot cause excessive heat and BSOD.

I'm not saying he doesn't have a physical issue. I'm just saying baby steps.

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

The laptop was running like a champ before I decided to reformat a few days ago. That's when the problem started. I can't imagine the thermal paste just detached at the same time as a reformat.

What's a good and light program for monitoring temps? I normally use AIDA64 but I don't need something that cool for this laptop.

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

TheMailMan78 said:
Both. One is for the chip set and the other is for the management engine. As for your GPU driver I wouldnt worry. You used it before and it wasnt hot.

The laptop was fine before he installed windows and a bunch of non-supported drivers unless your gonna tell me improper drivers cannot cause excessive heat and BSOD.

I'm not saying he doesn't have a physical issue. I'm just saying baby steps.

unless he installed something that
A: caused the cpu/gpu to maxout all the time (it would be running dead slow in addtion to being hot as your sister
b: fubard the fan profile
then no
in 90% of the cases software can not cause hardware issues iv had enough dells and HP dvxxxx's apart to know that its so common its not even funny sucks for the end user but it is what it is I don't post something like that unless I am sure I am right

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

Zaspera said:
The laptop was running like a champ before I decided to reformat a few days ago. That's when the problem started. I can't imagine the thermal paste just detached at the same time as a reformat.

What's a good and light program for monitoring temps? I normally use AIDA64 but I don't need something that cool for this laptop.

all it takes is for you to pick the laptop up and set it down once the hard paste cracks thats it thats all she wrote a clean install should not be causing any weird irq's to be thrown putting a load on the gpu ...
its just not possible for a software change to cause the kind of massive overheating you are getting ... at least not without the machine running slower then a Pentium 4 ... its possible that something from the old install was misreporting the sensors to begin with but thats a long shot if you have a IR thermal probe check it with that .... 95c is way to hot for idil

TheMailMan78 · Jul 23, 2012

Zaspera said:
The laptop was running like a champ before I decided to reformat a few days ago. That's when the problem started. I can't imagine the thermal paste just detached at the same time as a reformat.

What's a good and light program for monitoring temps? I normally use AIDA64 but I don't need something that cool for this laptop.

You installed everything from the website right? No third party crap this time?

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

it could be possible that the fan isnt spooling up but they normally don't goto max rpm untill 100c install speedfan and tik the enable dell support in the options and push the fan to 100%
I have worked on at least 15 assorted dells and HP laptops with simlar issues out of those about 4 had some form of conflict causing the fan not to spool up faulty (sensor relay) the rest looked like someone had parked a semi on the gpu core area and I had to carefully reheat it with a heat-gun and attempt to straiten the pcb

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

I clicked Dell Support and have GPU fan set to 100% and then min and max value set to 100. I hear no difference than stock. I can tell it's taking air in though. It's nice and cool around the intake.

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

Zaspera said:
I clicked Dell Support and have GPU fan set to 100% and then min and max value set to 100. I hear no difference than stock. I can tell it's taking air in though. It's nice and cool around the intake.

whats it do if you set it to like 10% ?

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

Nothing seems to happen. Speedfan just isn't working for this fan or something.

TheMailMan78 · Jul 23, 2012

Zaspera said:
Nothing seems to happen. Speedfan just isn't working for this fan or something.

You installed speedfan again?

lol good luck Onemoar I'm done.

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

What's wrong with speedfan?

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

TheMailMan78 said:
You installed speedfan again?

lol good luck Onemoar I'm done.

nothing wrong with speedfan when used as directed the its better with buggy dells then anything I have found
mailman its probly hinting at some XP era issues that caused the fan controller to self destruct back in the day only happened on very early dell laptops with a write-once programmable fan controller
they quit using those in like 2004

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

The log says this:

Code:

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OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

id say the hardware has reached its overheating threshold and has locked the fan to 100% to attempt to stop any damage overheat protection normally kicks in at about 100c
its common for laptops to have a fail-safe where if the temp reaches a certain threshold the fan is locked to MAXIMUM RPM in a vain attempt to get the temps down whats it sound like on a cold boot any slower ?

Zaspera · Jul 23, 2012

I mean I'd be able to tell if it was at 100% wouldn't I? I can't. With everything off in the room, I hear a little spin but nothing too loud.

OneMoar · Jul 23, 2012

Zaspera said:
I mean I'd be able to tell if it was at 100% wouldn't I? I can't. With everything off in the room, I hear a little spin but nothing too loud.

laptop fan's aren't very noisy theses days its probly spinning as fast as it could go
even if it was spinning at less then 40% it would not be getting up to 95c at the desktop

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