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  1. 5th January 2010, 05:35 PM #1141
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    Quote Originally Posted by l3g4cy99 View Post
    Nvidia has announced that the gts360m is 12% slower than the gtx260m
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    I'm not pushing it out of proportions. But no matter how you put it, it is a downgrade, even NVIDIA's official info says it.

    Being back to 1 HDD is somewhat a slap in the face too.
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    But there's also the issue of a smaller HDD and only one HDD bay on the Jx.
    Yes, of course it's a downgrade. My point was that I don't think it's exactly going to make the Jx "crap," you know? Jx buyers will also be paying slightly less, right?
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  2. 5th January 2010, 05:56 PM #1142
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    Quote Originally Posted by PookiePrancer View Post
    Yes, of course it's a downgrade. My point was that I don't think it's exactly going to make the Jx "crap," you know? Jx buyers will also be paying slightly less, right?
    no, current price is set to be the same it appears, $1450USD

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  3. 5th January 2010, 06:10 PM #1143
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    Quote Originally Posted by l3g4cy99 View Post
    no, current price is set to be the same it appears, $1450USD
    Bummer

    Well...maybe it won't BSOD...
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  4. 5th January 2010, 06:39 PM #1144
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    Well, I hate to bring the bad news but the 150w PSU didn't help with the 0x124 BSoD we are having.

    I did kinda feel the game ran a tad bit better though, but that was most probably because I hadn't played it in a long while.

    Anyways, we have to keep working on this thing. Power is not an issue so we can scratch that. Someone else said it could be something about the graphics card RAM? Maybe we could reduce the clocks a bit or something?


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  5. 5th January 2010, 06:45 PM #1145
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    Quote Originally Posted by ryzeki View Post
    Well, I hate to bring the bad news but the 150w PSU didn't help with the 0x124 BSoD we are having.

    I did kinda feel the game ran a tad bit better though, but that was most probably because I hadn't played it in a long while.

    Anyways, we have to keep working on this thing. Power is not an issue so we can scratch that. Someone else said it could be something about the graphics card RAM? Maybe we could reduce the clocks a bit or something?
    No, i don't think that reducing the clocks would help, cause I am overclocking it to 585/1463/950 in XP with no problems at all
  6. 5th January 2010, 06:56 PM #1146
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    Quote Originally Posted by ahmadmud View Post
    No, i don't think that reducing the clocks would help, cause I am overclocking it to 585/1463/950 in XP with no problems at all
    its not the clocking persa`, its the way windows7 uses the ram to work on programs.

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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    then shouldnt we inform microsoft about this problem with windows 7?
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    didnt asus say they were working with nvidia to make a stable driver?
    what happened to that?
  9. 5th January 2010, 10:32 PM #1149
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    asus and their drivers. you'll never see them. once the new model is released, the older model support becomes less important.
  10. 5th January 2010, 11:02 PM #1150
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    Default Re: G51j Blue screen of death problems

    ive always gone to the driver source, intel/nvidia have always had better server than asus or hp that said, they stopped carrying XP drivers anyway.

    another 2 days and no word on the RMA. anyone know anything different from the mid-late january release date for the jx? gonna wait til the 10th and try and negotiate a replacement.

    Quote Originally Posted by ryzeki View Post
    Well, I hate to bring the bad news but the 150w PSU didn't help with the 0x124 BSoD we are having.

    I did kinda feel the game ran a tad bit better though, but that was most probably because I hadn't played it in a long while.
    what about the furmark+prime95 cpu locking? that could explain the increase.
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