Well I've managed to fix a lot of the problems on my machine by simply reinstalling the OS and all of the drivers. It is finally starting to turn into an awesome laptop.
-Wireless works great
-Mouse does not skip
-The newest 7.95 drivers allow you to turn the Gamma down enough and keep the settings
However there is one problem that has carried over and it leads me to believe that it might be bad hardware. I am currious if any of you have had this issue.
When gamming for more than 10mins, even when using the supplied Quake 3 demo, the video will become very snowy, almost like the way a TV behaves when the cable wire is loose on the back. Accompanied by this is a fair of amount of pixelation in various colors. Then, the computer will Blue Screen, and reboot itself. The same thing also occurs during 3dMark01se and 3dMark03. The tests will not even finish. On C&C Generals, it makes it to the options screen and then the computer freezes.
My guess is either an overheat of some kind or some defective hardware. The computer was very well ventilated and in a very cool room for each of these scenarios. The GPU fan seems to be working fine.
Anyone experience this or have any ideas?
-Wireless works great
-Mouse does not skip
-The newest 7.95 drivers allow you to turn the Gamma down enough and keep the settings
However there is one problem that has carried over and it leads me to believe that it might be bad hardware. I am currious if any of you have had this issue.
When gamming for more than 10mins, even when using the supplied Quake 3 demo, the video will become very snowy, almost like the way a TV behaves when the cable wire is loose on the back. Accompanied by this is a fair of amount of pixelation in various colors. Then, the computer will Blue Screen, and reboot itself. The same thing also occurs during 3dMark01se and 3dMark03. The tests will not even finish. On C&C Generals, it makes it to the options screen and then the computer freezes.
My guess is either an overheat of some kind or some defective hardware. The computer was very well ventilated and in a very cool room for each of these scenarios. The GPU fan seems to be working fine.
Anyone experience this or have any ideas?





