Blue Screen in my T43

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Blue Screen in my T43

#1 Post by gunston » Mon Jul 31, 2006 5:22 am

hi guys,
need your helps here.
i am using the "Dynamic Setting" in either RM CPU Clock Utility 1.8(with TP Fan control) or Centrino Hardware control v1.8.(without TP Fan control)
with the following undervolt settings:

6x - 0.748v
8x - 0.828v
9x - 0.860v
10x - 0.908v
11x - 0.940v
12x - 0.972v
13x - 1.020v
14x - 1.052v

Temperatures for CPU & GPU are just normal (around 45-54degC) all the time.
yet, the Windows Dead BlueScreen once in a while when Shutting Down then it would reboot automatically.

well, i was thinking that the voltage settings might be incorrect that causing the BlueScreen. Anyone have any idea on how have a massive undervolt tests in order to get a correct voltage for my machine T43 2668-HC1 ?
1. T43 2668-B97 14" SXGA+ 1.5G RAM 9cells
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#2 Post by cmarti » Mon Jul 31, 2006 6:05 am

And it happens only if you undervolt the cpu?

Uninstall nhc and use the lappy for a few days without it, the blue screen may also be caused by a hardware problem.
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#3 Post by simms » Mon Jul 31, 2006 6:17 am

run prime95 to test if it's stable. that's your CPU?

I manage to do 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x all at .700V then increase a bit from there, up to 17x without going above 1V. Dothan 735.

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#4 Post by gunston » Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:02 am

cmarti wrote:And it happens only if you undervolt the cpu?

Uninstall nhc and use the lappy for a few days without it, the blue screen may also be caused by a hardware problem.
yes, no problem at all.
is it necessarily to uninstall the NHC, or just turn it off and without letting it to start with windows?
1. T43 2668-B97 14" SXGA+ 1.5G RAM 9cells
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#5 Post by gunston » Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:10 am

simms wrote:run prime95 to test if it's stable. that's your CPU?

I manage to do 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x all at .700V then increase a bit from there, up to 17x without going above 1V. Dothan 735.
yeah, that is my voltage, it is a Sonoma Processor 1.86GHz.
and when i set it to 0.7v for 6x, it crash immediately!
1. T43 2668-B97 14" SXGA+ 1.5G RAM 9cells
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#6 Post by gunston » Wed Aug 02, 2006 7:14 pm

Help,
the Dead blue screen still exist !!!

Eventhough no error is happen during any of the Prime95 TortureTest.
It still crash(windows error Dead Blue screen), and reboot automatically,
anyone encounter this problem before?
1. T43 2668-B97 14" SXGA+ 1.5G RAM 9cells
2. X60s 1703-CA3 powerful

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#7 Post by gunston » Sun Aug 06, 2006 3:39 am

Problem is fixed.
It has software conflict with drivers.
Restore to its factory settings solve the problem
1. T43 2668-B97 14" SXGA+ 1.5G RAM 9cells
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