Well, you too, after dropping several eurini for the Precision M4400, satisfied with the performance in the various programs, you are in make the most of your video card. At
that you run 3D applications millemila polygons, effects, lights, or load your favorite 3D game (or maybe you are a developers of video games) and video card in the first minutes goes very quickly holding significant resolutions, and then forcing you to slow down relentlessly ridiculous resolutions and details miserable.
What happens? The Quadro FX1700 inside our beloved Dell makes too much heat if pressed, then the employees of Mr. Dell, before our beloved PCs fail, they decided in the various revisions of the software to lower the threshold of the internal fan and downclockare (slow speed) the graphics where a lot of heat.
how to fix everything and be able to play (or work) to 100%?
The first thing would be to use an old firmware, but I do not know if you should use for a long time the video card temperatures to cook the eggs, also, of course doing so might not have access to other updates perhaps useful, so leave it out.
The second, which is ridiculous since the disbursement is not just down to the M4400, and it works fine for me: Buy a healthy old pc fan.
Format:
I use a 8x8 cm retrieved from the case of an old PC, but I think enough to even less.
Power:
The ideal is to have a fan powered via USB, or take in a trasformatorino suited to an electronics store (I have recovered a SUITABLE track from an old electric Polistil :)).
I recommend it if you're not sure what you are doing do not mess with electricity and get advice from experienced people!
I do not feel responsible for that bullshit you going to do, in fact, do not give other specific Tie: P
positioning of the fan:
I removed the battery, and tilted forward the pc with something stable and do not metal in the back, after which I sent back there the airflow of the fan. Obviously, the increase should not stand between the fans and the air flow;)
Try not rise, you never know the same functions.
thank yet another bullshit on Dell machines high-end and hopefully be a lesson for the future.
Tomorrow obviously call Mr. Dell and see if it came to head with solutions less rustic.
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