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Hi, has anyone of you experiences with using nvidia driver on a Vostro 3500? After a short time of doing graphic intensive work my notebook is forced to shutdown because of a temperature of 100°C. That's ugly and I never had a problem like that on Windows. I'm actually new on Archlinux. So I would be happy getting help in this issue ![]()
PS: I tried to use the intel driver instead of nvidia but Archlinux does not find the intel graphics chip ![]()
edit: my sneaking suspicion about the intel chip: dell gave me an old mainboard (without optimus support) when changing the board by a technician o0
Last edited by der.ralle (2012-04-29 22:12:52)
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post your ouptut of
lspci -vvvOffline
I' ve put the whole output to pastebin:
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der.ralle,
It sounds like your CPU is operating at full speed all the time, which quickly causes it to overheat. I suggest installing cpufrequtils and using information from the Wiki to configure it: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Cpufreq
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hmm... good idea, but I did use cpufrequtils yet, but without success
I think, if no one has another idea to solve my problem, the only solution will be to check the heat-conductive paste although I'm afraid to do that with a notebook
but there is the possibility that a technician send by dell has been frouzy
some additional infos:
I use the nvidia driver
I'm not really sure, which temperature ist rising up to 100°C (gpu or cpu)
in the meantime I rembered, there was a simliar problem on win7 as well (when using silverlight)
Last edited by der.ralle (2012-04-29 22:09:22)
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have you read the wiki on bumblebee? [html]https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bumblebee[/html] it could be that your nvidia card is running all the time, that was the problem with mine...
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