That is correct, what you could do is.. buy a can of compressed air and gently remove the dust with the air, also a vacuum to extract the dust from the fan, that's if you don't want to open your laptop, if you do open it.. then you could clean it deeply.. but don't do it if you don't have enough experience... that's my recommendation..
Better safe than sorry :)
Hi guys! I back.
But I'm not happy, because I just bought a can of compressed air. I opened my laptop, took out a heatsink and noticed that my processor is ???FUSED???
A top of it was fused and i was really scared of this. Then, I removed the dust from my heatsink and replaced everything. I turned my PC on and tried to test the game. Damn, I saw the same spots and I don't know what to do...
AND... When I play Crysis, I only can play it on Low settings, but it shows that i can play on Medium settings.
Seeing as you cleaned it and it is still doing it, I would give serious consideration into a warranty claim on it (RMA).I saw the same spots and I don't know what to do.
Not sure where you got that idea from as there isn't an Intel graphics solution made yet that can play Crysis at much more than low. This is how the one in your fairs with a wide range of games,When I play Crysis, I only can play it on Low settings, but it shows that i can play on Medium settings.
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Okay, here's the picture of my laptop (sorry for a crap quality)
I just took out a heatsink to clean it (dusted grills) and then i saw a fused CPU (in the centre of picture).
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When I click to do optimal settings, game automatically sets all graphics settings (water quality, texture quality, particle quality, game effects quality, etc.) to medium, but I always get lags on medium settings, so I set everything to low (just leave "physics quality" to be set to Very High).
sounds as if you have overheated your laptop and that can harm the cpu/gpu combo. Not much you can do once it has been damaged.
Fabe
So, I'll need to buy a new CPU?
I didn't see any fuse/crash of the graphics card (i think it's next to my CPU on the right).
Of course, thanks for everybody, for trying to help...
If you actually removed the heatsink, did you remember to apply new thermal paste to it?
P.S. There is no video card in that laptop, it is actually integrated into the CPU.
Oh, I didn't do this...If you actually removed the heatsink, did you remember to apply new thermal paste to it?
Omg so I got GPU and CPU in one place...P.S. There is no video card in that laptop, it is actually integrated into the CPU.
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