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X201 new than / warm processor and crash system

Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2017 4:14 pm
by newgarf
Hello everyone (from France :-) )

Hello, my old fan was worn out, and was no longer working.
Or rather it no longer cooled at any moment the processor.

I changed it by a new one.
When I installed it, I noticed that when I turned on the computer, the fan would not start, I had the error message error.
I breathed in, and it went away.
I had a doubt about this fan; So I ordered a second one.
This one worked even worse, it turned only intermittently, while the other at the start turned at least continuously.

Si i keep the fist fan.

Today I am locked again.
Regularly, the processor rises, the computer stops.

I installed Tpfancontrol, I do not see much difference, in manual mode to 7 the processor is still at 50 ° Celsius.

I am under windows 7 pro, 4 GB memory

I'm starting to have a doubt, is this a problem related to motherboard, or graphics card, or is it the fans that are not actually compatible with my lenovo x201?

thanks for reply

Re: X201 new than / warm processor and crash system

Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2017 5:14 pm
by RealBlackStuff
Did you put in any proper thermal paste between CPU and heatsink? Probably not...

Re: X201 new than / warm processor and crash system

Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2017 5:25 pm
by newgarf
RealBlackStuff wrote:Did you put in any proper thermal paste between CPU and heatsink? Probably not...
Hello
yes, i put thermal paste.

i buy new one specially for this purpose

i just have the sensation, that by moment, the fan stop or slow down

by using, tpfan control in manual mode, i have the feeling, that fan is forced to run all the time at maximum speed
so how to setup it into windows or Bios ??

best regards

Re: X201 new than / warm processor and crash system

Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2017 7:28 pm
by Cigarguy
Sounds like something went wrong with the re-pasting. Check your temps with HWMonitor. When CPU temps reaches 90+ deg C, it's going to crash. The fan speed will kick in and out depending on temp. Also check your Windows power management settings. A X201 is runs fairly cool and quiet. Something is went definitely wrong during fan replacement and/or CPU re-pasting.