Dont ever buy asus g71g laptop for gaming ever!

[p_o_s_pc]

I feel there is too much tension for nothing... might I suggest we forget whatever the others said and focus on your problem?

A good way to isolate the problem would be to try to reinstall Windows perhaps? If you have too much data to backup, then we should find another solution first

+1 I agree.. But i would start with drivers first and turning off any unnecessary programs/task and see if that solves the problem.

 

[@RaXxaa@]

If we all use this threads logic I could blame XFX for making 2 bad 4870s that die so easily.... or, I could blame myself for pushing them both too hard.



Edit: Nice way to plug your avatar, Mussels. LOL

Never occured that i never stated that i tried to kill the laptop by tuning or ocing it?

 

[Mussels]

what he's saying is that you could be blaming the laptop for something you yourself have done. This is backed up by the fact that no one else has reported these issues in the thread he has about the laptop - if it was such a big problem that it happened to every one of them, it surely would have.

Logic would then dictate that you have a unique case, and you've done something unusual to cause the problem, most likely with software.

Taking a literal approach to relevant examples is a bad idea, you wont learn anything that way.

 

[n-ster]

Yea, I'm just a fan of reinstalling lol

I always have everything I need backed up... in 2 hours everything is reinstalled including drivers programs etc

Saves time and you don't need to worry about the problem most of the time

maq, please focus on the problem and not on the other posts... You want help, we offer it to you so please take it

Try to reinstall all the drivers first like POS said

 

[@RaXxaa@]

I feel there is too much tension for nothing... might I suggest we forget whatever the others said and focus on your problem?

A good way to isolate the problem would be to try to reinstall Windows perhaps? If you have too much data to backup, then we should find another solution first

Seems a great idea, and yes i have 300gb of data to backup on nothing, need a sol to that too, and i dont have a windows disk to reinstall from, it came with a windows pre installed, or if you are stating the recovery disk may help, then i never tried that

 

[@RaXxaa@]

+1 I agree.. But i would start with drivers first and turning off any unnecessary programs/task and see if that solves the problem.

By tasks you mean as in everything that is running, EG the wireless console for the wireless internet and stuff, also it dosent happen on first running of the game takes 10 mins, so iam guessing its overheating?

 

[n-ster]

Temp control programs might help perhaps to see that? Maybe a fan failed?

I think the tasks mean to do a clean up of unnecessary tasks that you don't use... ever

 

[Mussels]

run the game and nothing else, that means closing everything. no wireless, no chat programs, no steam (or in offline mode), nothing you dont need.

 

[p_o_s_pc]

By tasks you mean as in everything that is running, EG the wireless console for the wireless internet and stuff, also it dosent happen on first running of the game takes 10 mins, so iam guessing its overheating?

i mean anything that isn't needed for the game. (use taskmanager to close things(ctrl+alt+delete)) If you feel something is overheating there is some programs to try

first-Core Temp it reads CPU temp. leave it run while you game and have it log your temps
http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/
GPU-Z it can read some GPUs temp not sure about on laptops you can also leave it run and log temps while you game
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/SysInfo/GPU-Z/
Speedfan it has temps of about everything in the rig leave it run while you game and by pointing the mouse over one of the temps it show min,MAX,mean temps vary useful
http://www.filehippo.com/download_speedfan/

 

[@RaXxaa@]

what he's saying is that you could be blaming the laptop for something you yourself have done. This is backed up by the fact that no one else has reported these issues in the thread he has about the laptop - if it was such a big problem that it happened to every one of them, it surely would have.

Logic would then dictate that you have a unique case, and you've done something unusual to cause the problem, most likely with software.

Taking a literal approach to relevant examples is a bad idea, you wont learn anything that way.

Like i said everything is on stock when i bought it and today And i know 1 person had a problem similar, i never gave it a second look thinking it would be him only until it happened to me, he needs to open his search critera further than just notebook forums. and i cant find that guys post, might be this is a unique problem but has happened to someone else with this very same laptop before.

 

[@RaXxaa@]

Temp control programs might help perhaps to see that? Maybe a fan failed?

I think the tasks mean to do a clean up of unnecessary tasks that you don't use... ever

i hear the fan spinning and blowing warm air out the back, i used gpu z to see the temp being in the 70's not sure how much. And by time the computer does slow down eventually a bit so i turned off the 3rd party apps from ever starting up, and i do shut down every open app before playing a game to get max performance

 

[Mussels]

Like i said everything is on stock when i bought it and today And i know 1 person had a problem similar, i never gave it a second look thinking it would be him only until it happened to me, he needs to open his search critera further than just notebook forums. and i cant find that guys post, might be this is a unique problem but has happened to someone else with this very same laptop before.

and i've heard of the issue years ago, before that laptop even existed - and posted the causes for the problems when i've ran into it before.

"assumption is the mother of all fu$kups" - never assume you know something to be true (in this case, specific to that laptop) without strong evidence.

 

[p_o_s_pc]

i hear the fan spinning and blowing warm air out the back, i used gpu z to see the temp being in the 70's not sure how much. And by time the computer does slow down eventually a bit so i turned off the 3rd party apps from ever starting up, and i do shut down every open app before playing a game to get max performance

70c isn't a temp that will cause problems for a GPU in a laptop(or desktop for that matter)

 

[n-ster]

Does your PC feel hot when you play games? CPU maybe?

I think its software related for sure though...

"assumption is the mother of all fu$kups" ... I like that

 

[@RaXxaa@]

and i've heard of the issue years ago, before that laptop even existed - and posted the causes for the problems when i've ran into it before.

"assumption is the mother of all fu$kups" - never assume you know something to be true (in this case, specific to that laptop) without strong evidence.

Ok maybe i stated wrong, i have seen it by my eyes but a while ago. i didnt assume

 

[@RaXxaa@]

Rite now i will run the game with everything off except cpu-z and gpu-z and take pics on that

Be right back in 15

 

[Mussels]

Ok maybe i stated wrong, i have seen it by my eyes but a while ago. i didnt assume

no, what you saw is evidence that one person had a similar issue on the same laptop - and in your first post in this thread you told people not to buy this laptop "kill yourself instead" - because they would all have this issue.

THAT was one hell of an assumption, for what is in fact a rare, but generic problem that can occur on any PC.

 

[@RaXxaa@]

ok up til the time at the moment i played hitman, it still is running but gpu temp is way low on 62c and the guy is stuck in binocular mode it wont come out of it, and the view invetory takes ages to load, note this that when starting the game it did not happen only when the game runs for 10 to 15 mins.

 

[Mussels]

is this with the built in mouse (touchpad) and keyboard, or externals? are they corded or cordless if so?

 

[[I.R.A]_FBi]

fawmat

 

[@RaXxaa@]

This is gpuz log cant get cpu thing up here its html format

 

[@RaXxaa@]

is this with the built in mouse (touchpad) and keyboard, or externals? are they corded or cordless if so?

Only external usb optical mouse with touchpad disabled(works properly with crysis)
and keybord is built in no externals except mouse

 

[@RaXxaa@]

and for fact from the 2nd last post above this the guy cam out of binocular mode just rite now, it took that long to do it, so think what happens when you fire once and it keeps on firing until clip is empty, or needless running when i press a key for even 2 sec(walks like 10 seconds before stopping)

 

[@RaXxaa@]

gonna make gpuz log agn till the first round ends gonna play again now

 

[Mussels]

try without the mouse. its not guaranteed to fix it, but if the mouse is faulty it could cause other USB devices (such as the keyboard, even internally its likely to be USB) to jam up.