nvidia geforce heating issue


  1. labibsharar
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    nvidia geforce heating issue


    whenever my nvidia geforce gt 335m heats to 83 celcius or above, i cant start a game with it. then an error message pops up "display driver nvidia windows kernel mode driver version 320.49 stopped responding and has successfully recovered" then the screen goes black a few times showing the message until my computer crashes(blue screen) what should i do? my laptop details:M11x R2 Specs & Latest News | Alienware | The Verge
    please help!
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  3. estXcrew
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    Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, 64 bit
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    Hi,

    83 Celsius is way too high temperature
    The computer is probably forcing the game to close to avoid overheating.

    Also I suggest for you to reinstall the graphics drivers.

    To report the BSOD please go to BSOD Help and Support - Windows 7 Help Forums and make sure to follow the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
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  4. SandeepP
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    Winndows 7 32 bit
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    labibsharar said:
    whenever my nvidia geforce gt 335m heats to 83 celcius or above, i cant start a game with it. then an error message pops up "display driver nvidia windows kernel mode driver version 320.49 stopped responding and has successfully recovered" then the screen goes black a few times showing the message until my computer crashes(blue screen) what should i do? my laptop details:M11x R2 Specs & Latest News | Alienware | The Verge
    please help!!
    Hi labibsharar,

    I apologize for all the inconvenience this issue has caused and promise you that I will do my best to resolve this issue to your satisfaction.

    Kindly install the updated video driver from the link below:

    Video

    Also, you should update to latest BIOS available from this link:

    BIOS

    If you are requesting help with a BSOD crash, then please try to provide the info outlined here.

    Please keep us posted with the results.
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  6. Faladu
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    If that doesn't resolve it, the inside of the laptop probably needs cleaned and possibly new thermal paste between the GPU and it's heatsink, and/or fan(s) are failing to properly cool the laptop.

    OP, are you using a flat surface OR a dual fan laptop cooler like this one?

    VANTEC LapCool 2 Notebook Cooler with Dual Adjustable Speed Fans Model LPC-301 - Newegg.com
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  7. labibsharar
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    Thanks for all the help :)
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