PSU that's my theory. OP what brand is your PSU?
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PSU that's my theory. OP what brand is your PSU?
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That's 48C at idle. Set speed fan to record charts, then run your game (or something else which stresses the cpu) for about 5 mins, then check the temps on the chart to see what happened.
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At this point I don't know what is causing your problem (temps are high, but not fatal and your voltages look OK), but ten minutes of a Burnin test really proves very little.Originally Posted by asmithz
Download Prime95 AND Aquamark3 .
Run them both together while logging with Speedfan...that should tell you something.
...enjoy the pretty blue screens....
Last edited by clocker; 07-12-2005 at 12:37 PM.
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well this used to happen to me as well, and i found out it was my video card drivers
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And the black screen at reboot , I hated the aquamark program !At this point I don't know what is causing your problem (temps are high, but not fatal and your voltages look OK), but ten minutes of a Burnin test really proves very little.
Download Prime95 AND Aquamark3 .
Run them both together while logging with Speedfan...that should tell you something.
...enjoy the pretty blue screens....
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One of my systems has been acting up over the last couple of days, all down to the weather. It wouldn't stay running at full load for more than a few mins.
This morning I whipped off the fan (leaving the heatsink in place), cleaned it and between the fins on the heatsink, and remounted the fan. 5 mins work and everything is ok again.
But just to point out, the indicated temps were slightly lower than yours.
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