Powerful Gaming Notebook shuts down during gameplay

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  1. Posts : 111
    Windows Seven
       #1

    Powerful Gaming Notebook shuts down during gameplay


    Usally begins with a flicker or a bit lag, and then within 3 seconds after that the screen goes black, and after the screen goes black the notebook shuts down.
    Happened with many games already.

    some help will be greatly appriciated.

    Im running games on a MIS GX740 notebook with a i5 CPU, and a ATI HD5870 graphics card (1gb ddr5 vram).
    i got 4gigs of ddr3 ram.
    newest ati video driver.

    thanks :)

    EDIT: i have a game called timeshift, and it lags terribly, even when the game should run normal on my PC. but i tried re-installing the game dead space today, and im experiencing the same lag. This sucks real heavy, because i played dead space before on the same notebook before it crashed some time ago, and it ran real smooth.
    EDIT2: shit, split second does desame to me.
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  2. Posts : 967
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #2

    Could be a pooched cooling fan. Do you
    have any other programs that require heavy
    lifting by your cpu or graphics card. Avivo
    Photoshop, that kind of thing. Run them and see
    if one or both cause your laptop to shut down.
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  3. Posts : 111
    Windows Seven
    Thread Starter
       #3

    rvbfan said:
    Could be a pooched cooling fan. Do you
    have any other programs that require heavy
    lifting by your cpu or graphics card. Avivo
    Photoshop, that kind of thing. Run them and see
    if one or both cause your laptop to shut down.
    no i dont run any other apps but games on this machine.
    it has gone worse, after 1 minute the pc shuts down now when playing a game.
    please help...

    but i did a re-installation of windows and the lag is gone now.
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  4. Posts : 11,840
    64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
       #4

    This sounds like it could be a heat issue ... download cupz and post your temps... Also make sure that you have good ventilation for your laptop...

    CPUZ
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  5. Posts : 4,280
    Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit / XP Home sp3
       #5

    I agree with Tews sounds like it could be heat related.
    Wouldn't hurt to get some canned air and blow out the vents and fan, and if your going to use it for gaming a cooling pad would be a great investment. Take your time and research through what's avalible and maybe read some reviews to find one that would best suit your needs. Fabe
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  6. Posts : 111
    Windows Seven
    Thread Starter
       #6

    here is a CPUZ log, made by me.
    GX740.html
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  7. Posts : 96
    Windows 7 64 bit
       #7

    I guess you should stress your hardware by playing a game and then you should test the temperature od the CPU and the GPU.
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  8. Posts : 111
    Windows Seven
    Thread Starter
       #8

    Marinoprpic said:
    I guess you should stress your hardware by playing a game and then you should test the temperature od the CPU and the GPU.
    but how. since it shuts down....
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  9. Posts : 7,683
    Windows 10 Pro
       #9

    If you haven't do so already, make sure your DX files are updated.

    You might want to give my Tips on Troubleshooting Game Issues a look....

    5 - Update your Direct X files - Contrary to popular belief, just because Windows 7 is DX11 capable doesn’t mean it has the latest DX9 files!!! Most game issues can be fixed by simply updating the DX files
    BTW I love Time Shift. Great game, no issues.
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  10. Posts : 111
    Windows Seven
    Thread Starter
       #10

    i have the latest directx. but seriously do you really think the PC would shut down with every game when playing a minute to 5 minutes, because DX is not up-to-date?
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