How is the heat? Modern processor will go into limp mode if the notebook is getting too hot. When it slows down can you hear the fans getting louder?
How is the heat? Modern processor will go into limp mode if the notebook is getting too hot. When it slows down can you hear the fans getting louder?
Originally Posted by reactor_sa
It does get very hot actually, or to me it feels really hot.. I have a program called CPUID that tells me the tempriture, the minimum is 48, the average value is 54 now and the max is 69 is that normal for a core i7?
I actually have like a story I can tell you about the company LMR (LetMe[completelyf_ckup]Repair) that I have been fighting with since 22 February and still waiting for damages parts (base cover and LCD screen frame)
I wonder if there technicians wrecked my hardware?
Drop me a PM OP, will try to assist remotely, or pop on by if you're in JHB (on mobile, can't view your location)
Keep the OEM Windows Disk that came with the laptop, or make a back up and Reinstall Windows.
Needless to say you should, backup all your important files and programs.
If that does not solve the problem, it should then be a hardware fault.
1 Out of 15 times, posted from my Windows 7 Phone, using IE9 or probably a laptop running Windows 8
No, but they removed bad sector or other critical disk error (the reson you brought it in) and they didn't check in which condition hard disk is after reapair.
I quess hard drive received mechanical shock, in result SA is corrupted, or heads are permamently damaged. On some drives SMART would tell us, it is why I asked for SMART report.
Last edited by sajunky; 29-03-2012 at 10:52 PM.
SAJunky will this program do what you need to see?
http://hddscan.com
What you were suggesting before even had me lost.
"The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never be certain they are real"-Abraham Lincoln
It looks like, it is supposed judging from picture 4 and 6. it is exactly what 2xF4 do in mhdd. I use DOS programs, to not let Windows interfere with disk access. What I need is a summary of delays in each category from 5ms to >500ms, plus bad blocks if any.
Do you really think SATA drives cannot be tested in DOS programs? Haven't tried with >2TB drives though.
Re: SMART parameters there are many programs doing it.
I see program do not require installation, this is good, but GUI hangs mice at times. Not sure how it handles disk errors too. SMART could be better. I use hdat2 (DOS program)![]()
Last edited by sajunky; 30-03-2012 at 10:06 AM.
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