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Laptop - Is It Some Serious Issue Or Normal?
I Bought A Hp Laptop - Dv6 Series.... Iam Posting The Cpuid Logs Here.... Initially The System Temperature Is This - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hardware Monitors ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hardware Monitor Acpi Temperature 0 66°C (150°F) [0Xd40] (Thrm) Hardware Monitor Amd Turion X2 Rm-75 Power 0 30.80 W (Processor) Temperature 0 71°C (158°F) [0X234] (Core #0) Temperature 1 71°C (158°F) [0X234] (Core #1) Hardware Monitor Fujitsu Mhz2320bh G2 Temperature 2 22°C (71°F) [0X16] (Air Flow) Hardware Monitor Battery 1 Voltage 0 12.44 Volts [0X309b] (Current Voltage) Capacity 0 55080 Mwh [0Xd728] (Designed Capacity) Capacity 1 49075 Mwh [0Xbfb3] (Full Charge Capacity) Capacity 2 49075 Mwh [0Xbfb3] (Current Capacity) Level 0 11 Pc [0X59] (Wear Level) Level 1 100 Pc [0X64] (Charge Level) After 20 Minutes, This Is The Log...... Is This Normal ?? Also, I Was Just Using Google Chrome With 3 Sites Opened.... Thats It ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hardware Monitors ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hardware Monitor Acpi Temperature 0 91°C (195°F) [0Xe3a] (Thrm) Hardware Monitor Amd Turion X2 Rm-75 Power 0 30.80 W (Processor) Temperature 0 100°C (211°F) [0X31d] (Core #0) Temperature 1 100°C (211°F) [0X31d] (Core #1) Hardware Monitor Fujitsu Mhz2320bh G2 Temperature 2 44°C (111°F) [0X2c] (Air Flow) Hardware Monitor Battery 1 Voltage 0 12.46 Volts [0X30ac] (Current Voltage) Capacity 0 55080 Mwh [0Xd728] (Designed Capacity) Capacity 1 49075 Mwh [0Xbfb3] (Full Charge Capacity) Capacity 2 49075 Mwh [0Xbfb3] (Current Capacity) Level 0 11 Pc [0X59] (Wear Level) Level 1 100 Pc [0X64] (Charge Level) After 1 Hour, The Laptop Shuts Down Automatically Probably Becos Of Heat. Not Sure If That Is Only Becos Of Heat Or Any Other Problems... Then Fan'S Run Noise Becomes High And Laptop Gets Heated Quickly.... If There Are Some Experts, Please Advise.
Hi there:
I rip apart laptops all the time, and generally your laptop appears to be running, as you suspect, way too hot. The number one problem I find when I take apart a HOT laptop, is that the cooling fan acts like a vacuum cleaner, sucking in dust all day, and clogs the ribs of the copper and aluminum "heatsinks" inside. Once these metal fins are coated with a nice furry blanket of " insulation", they cannot get rid of the heat. I use a tiny ($30 ) wall mount vacuum cleaner from Wal Mart, ( HANG-ON by Shop Vac, CAT# 2012400 )that has an OUTLET, Blower opening, where I plug in the hose on the TOP, instead of the side inlet, and put on the CREVICE or slit tool end, and it blows a huge, powerful blast of air ( instead of the teeny air CAN with a red straw in the spout, that is sold in computer shops! ) that blasts any computer including Tower computers, clean in seconds. If you can get your hands on a vacuum cleaner that has an output blower hose, you just point it at the inlets, and outlets of the air channels of your laptop, and if typical dust is the problem it will instantly clear up. You should see an immediate drop in temperature. There is one exception though--- in areas like near Los Angeles Airport, I found the constant heavy oil discharge from planes taking off (every 3 minutes, every day ) coated everything in the entire vicinity with a layer of pitch black oil. If I went to an outdoor patio, the tables would be always covered with a fine layer of black oil - no matter how often they were cleaned, and all the computers in the area had dust that was not just normal gray powdery dust, but layer after layer of tightly matted, greasy, felt - like dust, and there was no way to clean it without actually physically brushing it off and using a cleaner manually on all the coated parts. In many HOW TO websites, there are typical " how to remove dust" from a computer tips and instructions, however, there is no such thing as " the dust" since dust in a factory that makes paper is different from dust near an airport, which is different from dust in a forest of pine trees that shed tons of yellow pollen, etc etc. so the "typical" gray dust that just blows away, is not the "only" kind of dust, and you may have a slightly more complicated kind of clean up that must be used - try the high power blower first, and failing that, you may have to remove the keyboard, and physically check the heatsinks manually to see what the problem is. There are other reasons for over heating, such as faulty battery connections - these will report the incorrect power levels to the laptop, which then incorrectly drains the batteries or sets power levels to the CPU too high or to low etc. ... Generally though, the manufactures test the size of the heatsinks and fans very well before you ever get it, so clogged heatsinks is the most likely culprit for the moment... good luck !
What To Expect With A Real Christmas Tree?
The Family Really Wanted A Real Tree This Year, Instead Of The Fake One We'Ve Been Using The Past Eight Years, So Tomorrow We'Re Going Shopping At Walmart, Where They Apparently Sell Real Trees (Who Knew?). But I'Ve Only Ever Had A Fake Tree, Except One Year When I Was A Child! What Should I Expect With A Real Tree? I Know They Shed Pine Needles; Can You Vacuum Those Up, Or Will They Destroy The Vacuum Cleaner? Also, Are They More Of A Fire Hazard Than A Regular Tree? Should I Keep It Well Away From The Socket Into Which We Plug The Lights? Also, Do Real Trees Require A Different Type Of Light? It May Sound Stupid, But It Really Seems Like It Would Be More Flammable. Now, What Do I Look For When Buying A Tree? Should They Have A Certain Shape? A Certain Color? Thanks!
You can vacuum pine needles but it is a pain. you can have any shape you want. look to see if the under carriage (?) has dead needles close to the trunk. you want the "livest" tree possible.After you bring tree home cut the bottom to get it even for the stand, you can drill a hole as well. Then let it sit for 24 hours before decorating, because it will settle. They smell great. Make sure you monitor water and light use. Standard X-mas lights are fine. I suggest you get that bag that you lay under the tree and tree skirt. So at the end when you are getting rid of it you just pull the bag up and you will not get needles everywhere. By the end of December trees usually get REALLY dry.
Or you can get a small living tree in a planter. Use it, then plant it outside when you are done. It is considerably smaller but less mess and you don't have to obsessively check the water level.
Hope all goes well!
I Have Some Pine Trees And Maple Trees On My Property. I Want To Get Rid Of Them. Does Ringing The Bark Work?
I Have 4 Pine Trees That Are Getting Tall Or Are Tall And I Want Them To Stop Growing Until I Cut Them Down In The Future. How Do I Kill The Tree. I Heard By Scoring The Bark With A Saw Works. Please Give Me An Explanation If This Method Works And Why.
Plants, including trees, have two vascular systems. The xylem, which is the woody central core of a tree, transports water and nutrients up the tree from the root system. The phloem is located just under the bark, and transports food manufactured by the leaves (or needles) of the plant down to the stem/trunk and roots. The xylem and phloem are separated by the vascular cambium, which is where new cell growth occurs, allowing the stem, or trunk, to grow. If you have ever peeled the bark off of a plant stem, or tree branch, you are separating the two plant layers along the vascular cambium.
By cutting through the outer phloem layer (girdling the trunk), you are cutting off the food supply to the root system, and the plant dies.
Practically, you need to cut through the bark deep enough to go through the outer phloem, not just through the dead outer bark. Pine trees are killed easily by girdling. The maples may try to sprout from the roots, but the top of the tree should die.
Question For Horse People?
Which Bedding Is Best To Use When Your Mare Is In Foal? *Wood Shavings *Straw *Sand *Wood Pellets
I use straw usually , but, that is mainly because of its cost and availability in my area.
sand is ok but not the best for foaling.
I've not tried wood pellets.
I caution if you want to use wood chips or sawdust that you buy the kind they have packaged in the feed or farm supply stores.
Certain kinds of wood are poisonous to horses.
Even though your mare might not eat them the foal will if given a chance. Foals put things in their mouths, a lot. It's just safer to stay away from wood products for bedding if you don't know what kind of wood they are.
I believe pine and cottonwoood shavings, or chips are ok. Where as getting sawdust or wood shavings from a lumber mill is often not.
What Is The Safest Way To Burn Yard Waste (Leaves, Pine Needles, Branches, Grass) In One'S Backyard?
I Have A Lot Of Yard Waste In My Backyard (I Live On .70 Acres) Near Worcester, Ma. I Know I Probably Have To Obtain A Permit, But I Wanted To Find Out The Costs (I.E. Do I Need A Barrel, Or Do I Need To Build An Outdoor Burner). I Really Have No Idea What Is Entailed With Burning Yard Waste, But The Town I Live In Doesn'T Pick It Up, And I'D Prefer Not To Pay For A Company To Pick Up This. Thanks For The Help!
Pick a calm day.
Have a garden rake and shovel at hand. A pitchfork would be a bonus to feed the fire with.
Start with a small pile and add more gradually as it burns down.
Have a hose nearby with the water on and an adjustable nozzle on the end to knock the fire down if it gets too big.
This is all assuming that it is legal for you to burn anything in the open where you live.
Bert
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