The Unofficial Asus Z71V Support Thread ... mine runs at 40cpu/39hd at 800mhz @.732Vand ~56cpu at full speed at 2.4ghz @ 1.292VAux might be GPU.. it looks r ...

1CenT · 05-18-2005, 06:28 PM

mine runs at 40cpu/39hd at 800mhz @.732V
and ~56cpu at full speed at 2.4ghz @ 1.292V
Aux might be GPU.. it looks right temp wise

smilepak · 05-18-2005, 07:10 PM

Not sure about GPU temp. I've been trying to find a good application that will report it.

As for CPU...

On Idle 800Mhz @ 0.700v..around 40c - 45c
On full usage doing DVD Encoding for my stuff...57c - 58c...@ 1.020v

Djembe · 05-18-2005, 08:35 PM

hmmm... I was thinking about the hot spot above the power button, just below the screen... I wonder if the auxilary reading is for the monitor???

smilepak · 05-23-2005, 09:39 PM

What was interesting that I didn't know. Directly below the FAN in the center of the bottom part of the laptop is NOT the GPU. It is actually the Intel Chipset. The interesting part is this fan cool both the GPU and the Intel chipset at the same time.

I also just finish my AC5 applying. I got it over the GPU and the Intel Chipset too. Man, that chipset is as larger then the pentium-m cpu. heeh

So AC5 on CPU, GPU, and Intel Chipset.

Djembe · 05-23-2005, 10:46 PM

I think Bahama confirmed in the othe thread that the "Aux" in Everest is the power supply. and smilepak, you're going Arctic Silver 5 crazy!

smilepak · 05-24-2005, 11:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Djembe_Rob

I think Bahama confirmed in the othe thread that the "Aux" in Everest is the power supply. and smilepak, you're going Arctic Silver 5 crazy!

Hmm that would make it pretty hot hehehe

Yup AC5 will save us all!

ewerx · 06-03-2005, 11:13 PM

Anyone know a way to get the new mail status light to work with Gmail Notifier?

smilepak · 06-13-2005, 05:34 PM

Yo! Here are my compiled test I've done with a few drivers version so far. Including the most recent 77.30 video driver as well.

Video Performance:

Using stocked nVidia Driver v71.13
3D Mark 2005: 1720 (Stocked Setting)

Using XtremeG nVidia Driver v71.84
3D Mark 2005: 1780 (Stocked Setting)

Using XtremeG nVidia Driver 71.84
3D Mark 2005: 1970 (300 Core / 500 Memory)

By CMYK (his Asus Z71v - Driver: v76.44)
3DMark05: 1787 (Stocked Setting)

Using Standard nVidia 77.30
3DMark05: 1813 (stocked setting)

Using Standard nVidia 77.30
3DMark05: 2060 (300 Core / 500 Memory)

---

Using the new forceware 77.30 driver
http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=1092

* Note: This new version seems to support "Digital Flat Panel Setting" in the control panel

* Another Note: 77.30 will fix the shadow problem found in BF2.
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread....=&pagenumber=1

As of June 13th, the latest leak version is 77.50!!!!
http://www.tweaksrus.com/index.php?o...d=68&Itemid=41

Djembe · 06-13-2005, 05:55 PM

could you also compare the 76.45 driver and the 73.00 from Asus' Z71v support site?

smilepak · 06-13-2005, 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Djembe_Rob

could you also compare the 76.45 driver and the 73.00 from Asus' Z71v support site?

I was using 76.45 previously, I had post it somewhere around here but can't find it. It is much faster than 76.45.

Not sure about 73.00 from Asus support site. I haven't tried that one.

I'll try the 77.50 next, since I had heard it is a tad better than 77.30. But I was amaze how much improvement from 77.30 over 76.44.

I would use anything above 76.00. Anything older than it, many claims to have the tempeture bug.

smilepak · 06-14-2005, 12:49 PM

This was bench on a 6800 Ultra system....it will give you an idea of improvement with different versions of nvidia forceware drivers

download at www.guru3d.com

Quote:

Far Cry
77.50 = 70.59 fps
77.30 = 70.39 fps
77.13 = 70.37 fps
76.44 = 70.20 fps
72.13 = 69.21 fps
71.89 = 69.38 fps

Doom3
77.50 = 56.5 fps
77.30 = 56.5 fps
77.13 = 56.5 fps
76.44 = 56.5 fps
72.13 = 56.6 fps
71.89 = 56.6 fps

Riddick EFBB
77.50 = 71.37 fps
77.30 = 71.42 fps
77.13 = 71.30 fps
76.44 = 71.39 fps
72.13 = 70.42 fps
71.89 = 70.32 fps

HL2 Guru3D_demo5
77.50 = 106.80 fps
77.30 = 106.80 fps
77.13 = 106.99 fps
76.44 = 106.94 fps
72.13 = 108.85 fps
71.89 = 108.90 fps

CS:S VST
77.50 = 102.61 fps
77.30 = 102.47 fps
77.13 = 103.56 fps
76.44 = 102.41 fps
72.13 = 101.41 fps
71.89 = 103.57 fps

smilepak · 06-14-2005, 03:35 PM

Updated: Add test results from 77.50 forceware driver...

Video Performance:

nVidia Driver v71.13
3D Mark 2005: 1720 (Stocked Setting)

Using XtremeG nVidia Driver v71.84
3D Mark 2005: 1780 (Stocked Setting)

Using XtremeG nVidia Driver 71.84
3D Mark 2005: 1970 (300 Core / 500 Memory)

By CMYK (his Asus Z71v - Driver: v76.44)
3DMark05: 1787 (Stocked Setting)

nVidia 77.30
3DMark05: 1813 (stocked setting)

nVidia 77.30
3DMark05: 2060 (300 Core / 500 Memory)

nvidia 77.50
3DMark05: 1820 (stocked setting)

nVidia 77.50
3DMark05: 2060 (300/500 OC Setting)

Additional Info:
nVidia Drivers could be found at:
www.guru3d.com
www.laptopvideo2go.com

How To Install

1) Download the nvidia driver
2) Extract it to a directory
3) download the latest INF file from www.laptopvideo2go.com and save it
to the same directory you had extracted earlier.
4) Right click on the desktop and go to properties. This will take you
to the display control panel.
5) Click on the settings tab
6) Click on Advanced button
7) Click on Adapter tab
8) Click on Properties button
9) Click on Driver tab
10) Click on Update Driver button
11) Click on "No, Not this time" when asked "Can Windows Connect To Windows Update..."
12) Click on "Install from a list or specific location"
13) Click on "Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install"
14) Click on "Have Disk"
15) Browse to the location where you had saved the INF file earlier
16) Select the video card from the list, in Asus Z71V case it is nVidia GeForce Go 6600
17) Continue with install...

Reboot...you are done...

This will cost you $2.00, please submit paypal payment

--SPK

smilepak · 06-15-2005, 06:27 PM

Updated: Add test results from 77.50 forceware driver...

Video Performance: All test based upon Asus Z71V nVidia GO 6600....

nVidia Driver v71.13 - Asus Stocked Video Driver
3D Mark 2005: 1720 (Stocked Setting)
3dMark 2005 2018 (275/563)

Using XtremeG nVidia Driver v71.84
3D Mark 2005: 1780 (Stocked Setting)
3D Mark 2005: 1970 (300 Core / 500 Memory)

By CMYK (his Asus Z71v - Driver: v76.44)
3DMark05: 1787 (Stocked Setting)

nVidia 77.30
3DMark05: 1813 (stocked setting)
3DMark05: 2060 (300 Core / 500 Memory)

nvidia 77.50
3DMark05: 1820 (stocked setting)
3DMark05: 2060 (300/500 OC Setting)

nVidia 77.62
3DMark05: 1820 (stocked setting)
3DMark05: 2055 (300/500 OC Setting)
3DMark05: 2120 (290/575 OC Setting)

Additional Info:
nVidia Drivers could be found at:
www.guru3d.com
www.laptopvideo2go.com

How To Install:
1) Download the nvidia driver
2) Extract it to a directory
3) download the latest INF file from www.laptopvideo2go.com and save it
to the same directory you had extracted earlier.
4) Right click on the desktop and go to properties. This will take you
to the display control panel.
5) Click on the settings tab
6) Click on Advanced button
7) Click on Adapter tab
8) Click on Properties button
9) Click on Driver tab
10) Click on Update Driver button
11) Click on "No, Not this time" when asked "Can Windows Connect To Windows Update..."
12) Click on "Install from a list or specific location"
13) Click on "Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install"
14) Click on "Have Disk"
15) Browse to the location where you had saved the INF file earlier
16) Select the video card from the list, in Asus Z71V case it is nVidia GeForce Go 6600
17) Continue with install...

Reboot...you are done...

This will cost you $2.00, please submit paypal payment

--SPK

ewerx · 06-17-2005, 02:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smilepak

Notebook Temperture Monitor - MobileMeter
http://dssc3031.ece.cmu.edu/~tamaru...terreadme-e.htm

This link seems to be broken. Can anyone point me to where I can get a (prefer free) system (temperature/fan, etc.) monitoring app for Z71V? I'm not overclocking or anything, but just curious how hot this baby is running sometimes.

smilepak · 06-17-2005, 11:57 AM

Mobile Meter: http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley-Oakland/8259/

05-18-2005, 06:28 PM	#1
1CenT Z71v User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Vancouver, B.C Posts: 842 Credits: -126	mine runs at 40cpu/39hd at 800mhz @.732V and ~56cpu at full speed at 2.4ghz @ 1.292V Aux might be GPU.. it looks right temp wise __________________ ASUS Z71v: Intel Pentium-M 745 1.8Ghz(400FSB) @ 2.4Ghz(533FSB) 1GB( 2x Kingston 512mb ) DDR-2 memory nVIDIA GO Geforce 6600 128mb Samsung 80gb 5400RPM 8mb Cache PATA HD 8x Dual Layer DVD +/-RW Intel Wirless Lan 2200 802.11B/G Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Home OEM

05-18-2005, 07:10 PM	#2
smilepak You've Been Modded! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,626 Reviews: 1 Credits: 1,435	Not sure about GPU temp. I've been trying to find a good application that will report it. As for CPU... On Idle 800Mhz @ 0.700v..around 40c - 45c On full usage doing DVD Encoding for my stuff...57c - 58c...@ 1.020v __________________ [Asus Z71v \| Intel Pentium-M 1.7 (735) => Overclocked 2.26Ghz \| 2 GB DDR2-533 Corsair] [ SPK's Asus Z71V Review \| Asus Z71V Unofficial Support Thread \| SPK's Website \| Photo Blog \| Hotel Blog \| SAP Blog ]

05-18-2005, 08:35 PM	#3
Djembe drum while you work Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: online Posts: 22,895 Reviews: 5 Benchmarks: 50 Credits: 138,924	hmmm... I was thinking about the hot spot above the power button, just below the screen... I wonder if the auxilary reading is for the monitor??? __________________ Notebook Forums Moderator & Administrator 590 bans and counting...

05-23-2005, 09:39 PM	#4
smilepak You've Been Modded! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,626 Reviews: 1 Credits: 1,435	What was interesting that I didn't know. Directly below the FAN in the center of the bottom part of the laptop is NOT the GPU. It is actually the Intel Chipset. The interesting part is this fan cool both the GPU and the Intel chipset at the same time. I also just finish my AC5 applying. I got it over the GPU and the Intel Chipset too. Man, that chipset is as larger then the pentium-m cpu. heeh So AC5 on CPU, GPU, and Intel Chipset. __________________ [Asus Z71v \| Intel Pentium-M 1.7 (735) => Overclocked 2.26Ghz \| 2 GB DDR2-533 Corsair] [ SPK's Asus Z71V Review \| Asus Z71V Unofficial Support Thread \| SPK's Website \| Photo Blog \| Hotel Blog \| SAP Blog ] Last edited by smilepak; 05-23-2005 at 09:53 PM.

05-23-2005, 10:46 PM	#5
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06-03-2005, 11:13 PM	#7
ewerx Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Vancouver, Canada Posts: 22 Credits: -342	Anyone know a way to get the new mail status light to work with Gmail Notifier?

06-13-2005, 05:34 PM	#8
smilepak You've Been Modded! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,626 Reviews: 1 Credits: 1,435	Yo! Here are my compiled test I've done with a few drivers version so far. Including the most recent 77.30 video driver as well. Video Performance: Using stocked nVidia Driver v71.13 3D Mark 2005: 1720 (Stocked Setting) Using XtremeG nVidia Driver v71.84 3D Mark 2005: 1780 (Stocked Setting) Using XtremeG nVidia Driver 71.84 3D Mark 2005: 1970 (300 Core / 500 Memory) By CMYK (his Asus Z71v - Driver: v76.44) 3DMark05: 1787 (Stocked Setting) Using Standard nVidia 77.30 3DMark05: 1813 (stocked setting) Using Standard nVidia 77.30 3DMark05: 2060 (300 Core / 500 Memory) --- Using the new forceware 77.30 driver http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=1092 * Note: This new version seems to support "Digital Flat Panel Setting" in the control panel * Another Note: 77.30 will fix the shadow problem found in BF2. http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread....=&pagenumber=1 As of June 13th, the latest leak version is 77.50!!!! http://www.tweaksrus.com/index.php?o...d=68&Itemid=41 __________________ [Asus Z71v \| Intel Pentium-M 1.7 (735) => Overclocked 2.26Ghz \| 2 GB DDR2-533 Corsair] [ SPK's Asus Z71V Review \| Asus Z71V Unofficial Support Thread \| SPK's Website \| Photo Blog \| Hotel Blog \| SAP Blog ]

06-13-2005, 05:55 PM	#9
Djembe drum while you work Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: online Posts: 22,895 Reviews: 5 Benchmarks: 50 Credits: 138,924	could you also compare the 76.45 driver and the 73.00 from Asus' Z71v support site? __________________ Notebook Forums Moderator & Administrator 590 bans and counting...

06-14-2005, 03:35 PM	#12
smilepak You've Been Modded! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,626 Reviews: 1 Credits: 1,435	Updated: Add test results from 77.50 forceware driver... Video Performance: nVidia Driver v71.13 3D Mark 2005: 1720 (Stocked Setting) Using XtremeG nVidia Driver v71.84 3D Mark 2005: 1780 (Stocked Setting) Using XtremeG nVidia Driver 71.84 3D Mark 2005: 1970 (300 Core / 500 Memory) By CMYK (his Asus Z71v - Driver: v76.44) 3DMark05: 1787 (Stocked Setting) nVidia 77.30 3DMark05: 1813 (stocked setting) nVidia 77.30 3DMark05: 2060 (300 Core / 500 Memory) nvidia 77.50 3DMark05: 1820 (stocked setting) nVidia 77.50 3DMark05: 2060 (300/500 OC Setting) Additional Info: nVidia Drivers could be found at: www.guru3d.com www.laptopvideo2go.com How To Install 1) Download the nvidia driver 2) Extract it to a directory 3) download the latest INF file from www.laptopvideo2go.com and save it to the same directory you had extracted earlier. 4) Right click on the desktop and go to properties. This will take you to the display control panel. 5) Click on the settings tab 6) Click on Advanced button 7) Click on Adapter tab 8) Click on Properties button 9) Click on Driver tab 10) Click on Update Driver button 11) Click on "No, Not this time" when asked "Can Windows Connect To Windows Update..." 12) Click on "Install from a list or specific location" 13) Click on "Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install" 14) Click on "Have Disk" 15) Browse to the location where you had saved the INF file earlier 16) Select the video card from the list, in Asus Z71V case it is nVidia GeForce Go 6600 17) Continue with install... Reboot...you are done... This will cost you $2.00, please submit paypal payment --SPK __________________ [Asus Z71v \| Intel Pentium-M 1.7 (735) => Overclocked 2.26Ghz \| 2 GB DDR2-533 Corsair] [ SPK's Asus Z71V Review \| Asus Z71V Unofficial Support Thread \| SPK's Website \| Photo Blog \| Hotel Blog \| SAP Blog ]

06-15-2005, 06:27 PM	#13
smilepak You've Been Modded! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,626 Reviews: 1 Credits: 1,435	Updated: Add test results from 77.50 forceware driver... Video Performance: All test based upon Asus Z71V nVidia GO 6600.... nVidia Driver v71.13 - Asus Stocked Video Driver 3D Mark 2005: 1720 (Stocked Setting) 3dMark 2005 2018 (275/563) Using XtremeG nVidia Driver v71.84 3D Mark 2005: 1780 (Stocked Setting) 3D Mark 2005: 1970 (300 Core / 500 Memory) By CMYK (his Asus Z71v - Driver: v76.44) 3DMark05: 1787 (Stocked Setting) nVidia 77.30 3DMark05: 1813 (stocked setting) 3DMark05: 2060 (300 Core / 500 Memory) nvidia 77.50 3DMark05: 1820 (stocked setting) 3DMark05: 2060 (300/500 OC Setting) nVidia 77.62 3DMark05: 1820 (stocked setting) 3DMark05: 2055 (300/500 OC Setting) 3DMark05: 2120 (290/575 OC Setting) Additional Info: nVidia Drivers could be found at: www.guru3d.com www.laptopvideo2go.com How To Install: 1) Download the nvidia driver 2) Extract it to a directory 3) download the latest INF file from www.laptopvideo2go.com and save it to the same directory you had extracted earlier. 4) Right click on the desktop and go to properties. This will take you to the display control panel. 5) Click on the settings tab 6) Click on Advanced button 7) Click on Adapter tab 8) Click on Properties button 9) Click on Driver tab 10) Click on Update Driver button 11) Click on "No, Not this time" when asked "Can Windows Connect To Windows Update..." 12) Click on "Install from a list or specific location" 13) Click on "Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install" 14) Click on "Have Disk" 15) Browse to the location where you had saved the INF file earlier 16) Select the video card from the list, in Asus Z71V case it is nVidia GeForce Go 6600 17) Continue with install... Reboot...you are done... This will cost you $2.00, please submit paypal payment --SPK __________________ [Asus Z71v \| Intel Pentium-M 1.7 (735) => Overclocked 2.26Ghz \| 2 GB DDR2-533 Corsair] [ SPK's Asus Z71V Review \| Asus Z71V Unofficial Support Thread \| SPK's Website \| Photo Blog \| Hotel Blog \| SAP Blog ]

06-17-2005, 11:57 AM	#15
smilepak You've Been Modded! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,626 Reviews: 1 Credits: 1,435	Mobile Meter: http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley-Oakland/8259/ __________________ [Asus Z71v \| Intel Pentium-M 1.7 (735) => Overclocked 2.26Ghz \| 2 GB DDR2-533 Corsair] [ SPK's Asus Z71V Review \| Asus Z71V Unofficial Support Thread \| SPK's Website \| Photo Blog \| Hotel Blog \| SAP Blog ]

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