W7 64 bit FREEZE when playing games or net

therealmo2009

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Hi,
I hope you guys can help, i have read some great stuff on the site but can't seam to fix my problem.

I get a screen freeze and audio loop when using the net or playing games that used to run fine. Sometimes i can be on a web page for 2 minutes, other times 20. Same same with games like COD MW2. The only thing i can do is hold down the power button to shut down nothing else works.

Also sometimes i get a black screen where the display turns off just before it freezes.
No BSOD so no dump
Attached is a snippet from event viewer but i don't really understand it....NEWB

No problems watching movies, listening to music etc.

Thanks in advance
 

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windows 7 64 bitcore 2 duo T7400 2.16DDR2 4096MBNVIDIA QUADRO NVS 510M 512MB
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
toshiba satellite pro notebook
OS
windows 7 64 bit
CPU
core 2 duo T7400 2.16
Motherboard
satellite pro
Memory
DDR2 4096MB
Graphics Card(s)
NVIDIA QUADRO NVS 510M 512MB
Monitor(s) Displays
17"
Hard Drives
500GB 7200RPM HITACHI
Same problem Toshiba Freezes after using it

Hi,

I am experimenting a similar issue with a new Toshiba A505-S6020 that I recently bought.

Configuration:
4Gb.
500Gb.
Intel Core i5

Seems like sometimes the notebook freezes without any good reason. I need to reboot it completely and start again.

Anyone knows how I could get any further information about this crash? I am not sure why it happens, but I noticed that sometimes that happened after hibernating.

Thank you
 

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Windows 7
OS
Windows 7
Although I have not completely eliminated system hangs, I did reduce them to an acceptable level with an adjustment in BIOS to northbridge voltage. Default was AUTO and was running about 1.02v. I bumped this up manually to 1.25v.
Prior to this change COD MW2 would hang after a minute or less.
After changing this setting I can actually play it for hours without a crash.
I read an article that clued me into this setting although I cannot remember where I found it. It was dated "2008" if I recall correctly.

SPECS
MSI system bd
i7 CPU
Nvidia GT240
6Gb
 

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Win7 64biti76GbNvidia GT240
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
CyperPowerPC
OS
Win7 64bit
CPU
i7
Motherboard
MSI
Memory
6Gb
Graphics Card(s)
Nvidia GT240
Sound Card
Integrated Realtec HD audio
Monitor(s) Displays
26" Viewsonic
Hard Drives
1 Tb SATA
PSU
600W
Case
ATX Mid
Cooling
Liquid Cooled Processor
Hi, I am glad to hear that you was able to reduce the problem.

Unfortunately I still having the same issue, I think Toshiba or NVidia or Microsoft should be responsible for this issue and find a solution instead of us as users - But well, that would be an utopia I think.

Do you know if it is possible to do that adjustment you did in a Toshiba laptop? I thought in updating the BIOS but I don't want to get other new problems by doing that :s

What do you think?
 

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