That's some pretty high temperatures. I'm not too good at Russian to tell if you have a laptop or a desktop by the looks of the NFO. Is it a laptop or a desktop? And is it built?
In that regard you can fill fill your system specs.
Best Regards,
Frederik
Idle mode shows 35 °C. Well... I dont know really. Internets shows that 70 - 73 ° C - luxury temperature for "nVidia ovens" during the game play.
I can't find anny suitable info about nominal temperatures on the Palit manufacturer web site.
Systeminfo.exe shows .NET framework v 4.0.30319 required.
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Open the case and plug out the cables connected to the Graphics Card, pull out the Graphics Card and blow the fans. You might want to use small pieces of paper to get around the corners. If you have a swab, use it to clean the back of the fan.
TipBoot without the Graphics Card, get the error sound/message. Turn off the PC and install the Graphics Card again and boot.
Make sure that the pins fits. Squares into squares etc.
Best Regards,
Frederik.
Hello,
I cleaned it up with a brush and a hairdryer two weeks ago and now it shows BSOD.
I'll try again and report.
regards.
I really don't recommend cleaning a PC with a hair dryer, unless it doesn't blow very warn heat.
BSOD Analyse
*Does it only happen while gaming atm? :)
Best Regards,
Frederik.
Hello,
Yeah, that's during BF3 gaming.
regards.
I honestly think that you're having too high temperatures. To give me a sort of like insight of your system, fill your specs.
System Info - See Your System Specs
Best Regards,
Frederik.
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