From what my gpu-knowledgable friends tell me, laptops
can have (in the windows world) hamstrung drivers for their
graphics chipsets as laptops can have poor cooling for GPUs:
Whether or not that's true, as the graphics support on my laptop has
improved, (in performance terms) as the Xorg drive
> My thinkpad x60 1706-BS8 overheats while compiling/rendering if
> /proc/acpi/ibm/fan is set to "auto".
This probably indicates that your fan (or some part of the air-flow
path) needs cleaning.
Stefan
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Daryl Styrk wrote:
> I am curious as well how to make this happen. What temps are you getting
> when it shuts down? I've seen my T61 get as hot as 158F/70C and still
> hadn't shutdown. With normal working temps around 102F/39C.
Mine gets quite hot to say the least it claims 128C when it shuts dow
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, twfb wrote:
> Greetings list,
>
> My thinkpad x60 1706-BS8 overheats while compiling/rendering if
> /proc/acpi/ibm/fan is set to "auto".
>
> I have been running Lenny for quite some time and it used to be fine.
> The problems started sometime this autumn, perhaps around the ker
twfb wrote:
Greetings list,
My thinkpad x60 1706-BS8 overheats while compiling/rendering if
/proc/acpi/ibm/fan is set to "auto".
I have been running Lenny for quite some time and it used to be fine.
The problems started sometime this autumn, perhaps around the kernel
upgrade. The way I curren
Greetings list,
My thinkpad x60 1706-BS8 overheats while compiling/rendering if
/proc/acpi/ibm/fan is set to "auto".
I have been running Lenny for quite some time and it used to be fine.
The problems started sometime this autumn, perhaps around the kernel
upgrade. The way I currently get around
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