you don't know nothing about soldering heating points and board components points etc on HEAT google soldering and millitary soldering and the Colledge & TAFE Courses AND INFORMATION!ģ. You Assume too much, wrong perception and perspectiveĢ. This is not to be mean but simply because your post contains so many factual errors and presumptions, its ok to help people but please at least know what your doing before bestowing advice to others.ġ.
The rest feels like you are speaking gibberish and don't think anyone should be taking tips from you at all. Your this will make your graphics card run stable statement is also false as every healthy graphics card should be running stable with proper venting of air already. If your PC is overheating and you need to adjust fans to keep game from crashing you probably should try cleaning dust out of the laptop or consider never buying that brand again, furthermore 72C is perfectly fine for a vast amount of GPUs and CPUs so not sure where you are getting this 'slow melt' thing. Originally posted by Chameleon_Silk:Sorry NitroSoldier but I gotta point some things out here. LINK TO FIX Frames Per Second Stutter or Slowww fps FIX This Will Make Your Graphics Card Run Stable, if you see the WORD OFFSET you can Mannualy Set Clock Speeds With Out S = Safe Mode by Clicking the Small Arrows Near Each Clock Speed use 0 offset if you have the option if not use the simple S mode, jack fan up and remember to Hit Apply and 1,2,3,4 smaller numbers to save that profile to the bigger profiles numbers. check and Google your Gpu, Cpu, Memory Sticks, Motherboard models for settings from the factory and get the latest bios or firmware driver updates for them and do things step by step carefully.ĭownload Asus GPU Tweak, hit S for SAFE mode, NOT G for Gaming mode, jack up fan manually enough to keep gpu Cool and Heat below 72C (computer components start to melt very slowly at that heat) ,HIT APPLY, THEN press the smaller numbers on the right side -> 1,2,3 or 4 to save the profile.
Also Check that your mother board PCI-E SLOT is not over Mhz because of wrong settings or when OverClocking a CPU can change Mhz Freq on Memory and or PCI-E Slots.ģ.
Check your motherboard BIOS Menu Setup and turn off Intergrated Graphics on your CPU it could be causes conflicts and or unstableness.Ģ.
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