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u need to crank up that cpu rpm fan and fast.
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For me it seems a little hot... Maybe you need a better cooler if you want to run it at those low rotation speeds... You want it silent?
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Judging by the "motherboard" and "HDD" temps, I'd say your case doesn't have a lot of airflow.
What kinda setup you have?
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Share EVEREST please, been looking for that app.
To answer your q, get some cooling, that's running HOT.
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Everest.
Lazy barsteward.
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Judging by the fact that EVERYTHING is hot, its not just the CPU fan and or heat sink that need improving, it's overall airflow. How many intake and exhaust fans does your case have and what sizes are they?
it may happen if you have a lot of dust inside your pc
so try cleaning the dust of your cpu and other parts to cool your pc
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Cleaning is always good, Also you prob need to add a fan or two to keep the airflow going like Clocker and HvyMetal said
I mean I have great cooling right now and my Everest report is
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I have now gotten my cpu code to 25 degrees
Last edited by Detale; 11-17-2007 at 05:56 AM.
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And therein lies the rub.Originally Posted by Detale
Many cases- and I would generalize to say that all older cases- don't make provision to add fans in a location that will do much good.
Sure, there may be a few prepunched spots to bolt in a fan (typically an 80mm) but doing so usually results in nothing but increased noise and electrical consumption while temps change hardly at all.
It would be interesting to get some more info from the OP but it appears we've lost him.
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