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12-01-2019 10:09 PM
No, my notebook looks like it will fly, but it doesn't cool. After I installed the HP Advisor you indicated, I installed the 391.48 driver, but it still warms up and crashes, but less so. I am installing the driver you indicated now to see if it improves. Thanks, the first tips helped a lot. The temperature without any 3D application - With 3D app that work (Revit) it goes to 100 degrees.
12-03-2019 11:27 AM
Yes, I tried, but it didn't totally solve the problem, and with that the fans were all the time on. I believe the cooling system was very poorly sized. I left it in Hybrid and not in automatic. Since I installed the 431.70 driver I have not had any problems yet, I hope it works. Thank you again.
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