So yesterday I was replacing my thermal paste with conductonaut. The temps dropped from 103C ro 73C under load which was amazing. The laptop is Acer Aspire VN7 571G. Alright so I already know the risks of conductonaut and tbh it worked. I made sure nothing spilled onto the board and everything is fine. How ever I accidently kept repeatedly turning off the laptop cause my hand kept hitting the power button. When I checked it after a while gtx 950m had a code 43. I feel like one of the issues has got to be:
Issues I am absolutely sure is not the cause:
1) Drivers
I was also looking around the web for juicy stuff when I came around a weird bit. Gtx 950m and 960m have the same sockets? Or maybe I am wrong. Correct me if I am. And if they are, and I know this is stupid, but if its possible to replace the code 43 950m with a new 960m? Soldering is a pain.
These are HWInfo stuff AND NO ITS NOT A FAKE GTX 950m xD
If you guys need any info just ask me what to do and I'll submit it.
- I somehow got the conductonaut to spill which doesn't make sense cause the cpu still works.
- Loose gpu connector which I tried checking for but everything seems to be strongly attached.
- I may have rubbed of the stock paste too hard since I have a GT107M card system. So the little pieces around the card might be damaged. (Stock paste was terribly appiled and almost seeped onto motherboard)
Issues I am absolutely sure is not the cause:
1) Drivers
I was also looking around the web for juicy stuff when I came around a weird bit. Gtx 950m and 960m have the same sockets? Or maybe I am wrong. Correct me if I am. And if they are, and I know this is stupid, but if its possible to replace the code 43 950m with a new 960m? Soldering is a pain.
These are HWInfo stuff AND NO ITS NOT A FAKE GTX 950m xD
If you guys need any info just ask me what to do and I'll submit it.