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Thank you very much, Camaleón!
On 08/19/2011 09:10 PM, Camaleón wrote:
> Also check the hardware monitor section of the BIOS, if possible, they
> will give you an accurate measure. You can also check the output of "acpi
> -V" to find out additional data for trip points (is available).
>
> Is it a laptop or a desktop computer?
It's a laptop. I couldn't find a hardware monitor in the BIOS. Also I
can't find the 'acpi' command, not even with apt-file.
> By your explanation, yep, looks like the micro is reaching a high
> temperature and it shutdowns to avoid damage. Keep the system running
> with the BIOS screen opened and watch fans speed rotation and system
> temps... and keep it so for a while to see if it also powers-off.
I opened the laptop and cleaned the fan's airduct. Then the laptop was
stable for many hours.
But. Before going to sleep, I activated a 3D screensaver. When I woke-up
the laptop had powered-off again.
When using glxgears, the CPU cores' temperature skyrockets very fast,
and the fan becomes very noisy.
I missed something, something I didn't clean. Do you think I can resolve
this on my own (I am abroad), or should I pay a technician when I get home?
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Best regards,
Panayiotis Karabassis
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