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heat problems

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by andy15, Jan 24, 2005.

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    andy15 Regular member

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    First i have a heat problem i have 2 fans blowing in 2 blowing out a p4 3ghz which runs with nothing open at 64 to 68 c i changed the fan did not get any better probaly worse tryed artic silver compund no difference mother board temp 28-32


     
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    is heatsink properly seated & tight to cpu & board. check intel faq site(if 1) to see if normal as i've read here & another forum site that prescotts run almost as hot as amd chips
     
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    It used to run at a constant 38 to 46 c on its own with gsames or dvd 55-59 I did not change any thing it just started all of a sudden . Its firmly seated changed paste etc 4 case fans air way clear.
     
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    possible onboard temp sensor screwed up. if possible try in another board to see what temp is whether normal or high like now
     
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    tryed it runs at 35-38 with nothing open 49-44 in games just my system whats hot
     
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    make certain have clear air flow thru case, all fans are running properly & if possible try another p4 psu just in case sending to much power to system, so almost like overclocking but is not
     
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    All fans seem fine. not got another p4. I tryed diiferent psu but did not make no diference
     
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    is there a fan on case back right behind cpu/heatsink/fan & is it pulling air out of case or into case??
     
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    Got 1 at the front blowing in two at back blowing out
     
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    after using computer for a while, feel the heatsink to see if hot or warm to see if temp sensor is reading true or not.
     
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    half solved by puting 1 of the back case fans blowin in and 1 blowin out which has made it 35-37 c but the case temperature is now 38c but maybe because o9f the radeon 9800 pro
     
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    put an agp slot fan by the video card to help pull hot air from video card. does video card have fan & spinning right??
     
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    video card his fine. fan fine but reading reviews on it apparently it gives off lots off heat and its huge as well almost reaches my hard drive
     

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