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Question posted by edimarin8 on August 20th, 2011

Que Debo Hacer Para Solucionar Problemas De Recalentamiento?

esta a un mes de cumplir 2 años de uso, y a medida que pasa el tiempo he notado que la portatil se me ha ido recalentando al punto de que el touch, la parte donde esta el disco duro y abajo se sienta bastante caliente.. se me ha apagado 2 veces y no prende al momento sino al ratico. Instale SpeedFan y me ha dado las temperaturas los core han subido a 78Grados una temperatura bastante alta.. y otros partes de la tarjeta madre a 70, 60, 68.. no se si colocarle una base con unos fancooler sea la solucion, el leido q tiene que ver con la GPU del chip de nvidia.. quisiera saber su opinion! Gracias!

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