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Got the laptop back today, so far so good but I haven't done any real tests yet. The motherboard was replaced apparentely. Thanks again for all your help, hopefully it'll last a little longer this time. :D
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Sounds like we were on the right track then. Hopefully now all your issues have stopped. We will continue to monitor your results.
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Seems to be fixed. Should I update my drivers? I'm not sure if any of them offer performance updates, as that's all I'd really need.
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Edit: Double Post

Edited by greenman19, 13 January 2011 - 01:16 PM.

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Only update your drivers through the manufacturers website.
Check the manufacturer of the laptop's website and see if there is any updates specific for that make and model.
Do not use any 3rd driver finding software as these will in most cases lead to some serious problems.
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Ok, I'll stick to the drivers from the manufacturer for now. Looking at the temps when gaming it seems to max out at 78C core temp under heavy load, at what temps should I start to worry? (I know before, I could hit 85C with no problems. It's mainly the CPU, GPU doesn't go much higher than 60C)
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Sounds like its right where it should be from the posted temps you gave.

It's mainly the CPU, GPU doesn't go much higher than 60C

That is it? Actually if that is maxed out under a load you are doing great.
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