GPU Temperature Problems: Faulty Chip or SMC?

Hello Community
I am looking for some backup? on my theories regarding my MBPs GPU overheating - or the SMC has cracked it.
Timeline:
Running Windows 7 for video games, start games, very bad performance. Reboot. Fan is at full. Leave it to cool. Try again. Same problem. Try another game. same problem. Try OS X. Same problem.
Run Tech Tool Pro 5. No faults detected. As its a graphics issue, I hammer the VRAM test. No faults found. Given the 9400M shares system memory, I ran Mmetest86 and found stacks of addressing errors. Popped the RAM out, thinking it was faulty, popped the old RAM in. Memtest finds errors and no performance increase.
On suggestion of someone else, checked temperatures. Hello super high GPU temps. I have seen sustained and constant temps of between 90 (OS X) to 105 (Windows) degrees Celsius from running animated loading screens for video games.
Using a few utilities on the Windows side (which has more available) I have found an unsurprising link between GPU usage (and thus performance) and temperature. Beyond 85 degrees or so, things start to go cactus.
I did an SMC reset, and a PRAM reset. I've had a Genius do the same. I had one Genius explain to me that GPU cooling requires hardcore nitrogen setups and that 90 degrees for a GPU is OK.
There is obviously a problem. When I force the fans to max out, the temp stays around 90 C max (and performance is still bad) but if the SMC was working correctly, it should be maxxing the fan at that temp instead of me using 3rd party tools to kick them up.
To end my rant, do people think its SMC or the GPU? Either way its a new logic board, I just wanted some input on what people think it is.

That does sound like it could be from overheating. Try blowing out the fans and vents. You can buy cans of compressed air at most electronics store. Use it to blow the vents out while the computer is off and unplugged. This can greatly reduce the temperature!
- Peter

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1,2% ( 3,2) knotify4
0,9% ( 2,5) [acpi] <interrupt>
0,8% ( 2,2) mysqld
0,5% ( 1,5) [i915] <interrupt>
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0,4% ( 1,1) kwin
0,4% ( 1,0) knemo
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no.. i bought X3100 equipped T61, i had a T61 with Nvidia before but i swapped with a friend for a intel integrated X3100 T61.
Display quality is the same, but the graphic performance when it comes to complex CAD and games are different obviously.
The T61 1440x900 14.1 inch widescreen, T61 with 14.1 inch SXGA+ standard screen, and a T61 15.4 inch with WSXGA (my friend swapped the OEM WXGA for a WSXGA, before swapping with mine Nvidia equipped T61) <-- these are the one that i currently own....
Message Edited by lead_org on 08-06-2009 10:53 PM
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