Just a comment: My CPU doesnt overheat when there is high CPU usage, but
does when there is not. -yep, how strange is that ?-

With previous versions of ubuntu -starting from Hoary-, the laptop never
had any problem, and i always got all hardware support. Thanks
elitegroup for using standards :) . Anyway, i have been running cpuburn
(burnP6) for 20 minutes now, and openoffice.org loads just as fast as
usual, and firefox sucks as usual as well. Now the important and "funny"
point: when i dont use my cpu, or use it in a way that doesnt require
more than 600mhz, frequency scaling goes down automatically to min. 600
mhz.  BUT on the version 7.4 (with the new kernel), when i look at my
cpufreq "ondemand" mode, it keeps going between  600 mhz and 1.5 ghz,
(usually befor to go to 1.5, i see itgoing to 1.2 hz) those jumps are
very fast, and cpu usage is 0 or 1 % (which is normal when i am not
using the PC) However it shouldnt go to 1.5 ghz if it doesnt need it,
and at 1.5 ghz, the fan always rotates, and in this case it doesnt. If i
limit the cpu freq. at some point, then the PC wont crash. If i leave it
"on demand", then it will. 25 minutes now, and no sign of a bug, even my
hdd still rotates (while its known to be sensitive, my hd sucks ass). I
hope this info related to the "modes" on demand and conservative is
helpfull for you guys to find the bug.

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CPU overheats during high usage "throttling <not supported>"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/22336
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