Summary: I used to have some extreme heat issues with my computor. Instead of adding extra heatsinks and fans I did the simplest of all. I move my workstation...
Summary: i just got an idea on how to possible cool my pc even more. just wanted your thoughts. right now i'm using a mid case with 2 80 mm fans, and the expen...
Summary: You shouldn't start a 2nd post about the same issue. If you removed the HSF & didn't replace the thermal material, that is most likely your problem. ...
Summary: when running 3dmark 2001se, my computer freezes and doesn't respond. so i have to reset it. i notice that the memory on my videocard is hot, my dimm...
Summary: Normally you need a fan because those Pentium3 will produce enough heat to damage themselves without proper cooling. If you have a very good ...
Summary: yeah there maybe more user connected but i dont think the heat is causing problems at all with my modem, i switched my front fan round so it was flowi...
Summary: I have an XP2100+ with a volcano 7+, tried a few others but this one rocks, 42c stable no problems. the stock fan and heatsink can be used successfull...
Summary: Top blow hole fan is not a bad idea! (though you have to be careful that nothing falls inside your case) But since warm air rises, what better place t...
Summary: My system specs are: Cpu: Athlon Xp 1800+ (1533 mhz),133 fsb,256 mb ddr M/B: QDI Kudoz 7(A) Graphic Card: Matrox g400 Max DH (it has its own little co...
Summary: That processor should run in the 45 C or 113 F range. Make sure you have a good HSF and that the airflow in your case, especially around the CPU, is g...
Summary: Also how can i test for stability quickly once booted to windows? I am asking this because when i set the fsb to 218mhz it crashed after about 5mins s...
Summary: I have been running a new system based on an XP2200+ for several weeks now and I'm worried that system crashes are due to the CPU becoming too hot und...
Summary: I am running an Athlon 1Gig on an Asus A7V board. My current cpu temperature is 123F. I have a Globalwin FOP-38 on the chip and the case is closed. Sh...
Summary: I recently put together my new system and started configuring bios...I havent got a new Harddrive yet but wanted to get all the setting ready..anyways...
Summary: This subject just refuses to die doesnt it. Well, I am a Intel Man through and through, but when it comes to recomending good fast systems to friends,...
Summary: Stupid me... A triple post... I guess I just answered the third question my self didn't I? I read the reply again and noticed that you did mention tha...
Summary: I say wait until May when AMD goes to the new M2 socket that will support DDR-2. Also processors soon are suppose to go down to 65nm, which mean high...
Summary: I posted earlier about the detached heatsink on my board. Before I noticed the sink, Windows froze on me once and another time I got a device failure ...
Summary: boys boys boys,.... lets not get all HOT and bothered over sumtin as silly as my hot prescott! lets all chill like a 200mhz celeron baby! any who, im ...
Summary: I'm pretty certain that there's nothing wrong with your CPU or your mobo. However, based on what you're telling me - yeah, 100 degrees fahrenheit and...
Summary: yup, i know that. but those games are mainly shooting games, and me and shooting games dont mix. oh, another thing. Is it ok to increase the voltage o...
Summary: "the only problem with that is its brand new literally 1 week old" As Sabertooth said, the Prescott is known to run hot, but as jboy pointed out, ther...
Summary: I agree, I don't think it would be a heat issue. I have the same CPU w/ a MSI KT3V mobo. I am set up at 2.0GHz and ran it for 48 hours straight neve...
Summary: Is 100% steel better or aluminium in a computer case. Does it really matter what kind of material is used to make a case. I know that aluminium is b...
Summary: 1. The model number is usually printed somewhere on the face of the board. Sometimes they are hard to find...& sometimes they stare ya right in the fa...
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