[MagicAndre1981]

I've explained xperf here:

http://www.msfn.org/...-dpc-interrupt/

[Andreyash]

footprints, on 25 October 2012 - 03:26 PM, said:

Hi! This post is old, but I still hope that any of the earlier participants will see this.

I've just read this post after searching through the net for a solution. I have the exact same problem with the exact same pc as you are describing here. What did you end up doing?

The strange thing for my part is that I discovered this problem when I bought the pc over a year ago, but it worked it self out after some reinstalls and random installation of drivers from asus' support page. But after a reinstall and a new ssd, the problem is back again. I've tried everything of drivers, different bios versions etc. like you describe, but everything comes down to some ACPI-stuff. Frankly, I don't know what to do with this now. Also all other threads about this in other forums (yes, there are quite a lot of them) end with out any solutions. Do people just live with this?

Best regards,
Footprints

Hi there,
It's me back again after more than a year. SOrry to say, but I did not solve this problem. Still using the same Asus crap, but gave up serious gaming I even sent my PC to official Asus repair and described the problem in all details - however they either did not read it carafully or failed to sovle as well, I have received my PC back with the "fixed" problem statement - "issues solved by replacing the botherboard". It took me 3 minutes to test it and realize that the problem is still there.... I wanted to get thr hole PC replaced, but in service they told me that I need to send it to them with the same issue for 3 times (!!!) for my PC to be replaced. Since I do not see my PC for 1 month with all the shipment back and force, 3 tries is a rather dull option. I will surely sell it, but for now I am just fine with watching movies and playing some old games. However time after time, it seems even sporadically, the hardware intrerrupts return again - then either rebooting or sleep-and-back helps.
For myself I have decided - no more Asus

[MagicAndre1981]

have you tried ThrottleStop, NoteBook FanControl (NBFC) or Speedfan to change the CPU cooler fan?

http://www.computerb...d.php?t=1070494

Play a bit with the tools and define the the speedlevel yourself.

[Andreyash]

MagicAndre1981, on 09 March 2013 - 02:36 PM, said:

have you tried ThrottleStop, NoteBook FanControl (NBFC) or Speedfan to change the CPU cooler fan?

http://www.computerb...d.php?t=1070494

Play a bit with the tools and define the the speedlevel yourself.

Yes, I tried many such programs, including ThrottleStop, but nothing really works. For my Asus N43SN I have not found any program that can control fan speed. AT one point I thought that Nvidia Power Mizer Manager have solved my problem, as it was related to the graphics card load - however it did not

[MagicAndre1981]

I use Speedfan to control the speed. Under options->Fan control select "advanced fan control", add a new fan and change the temperature curve.