CPU Overheating

Krypton1x · 2010-12-31T00:14:58.000Z

Here, read this (http://www.ehow.com/how_4523491_prevent-desktop-computer-overheating.html) article and see if it helps.

Here, read this article and see if it helps.

Originally Posted by Tony

Here, read this article and see if it helps.

thanks, but that tut is kinda nooby.. i already tried all that.

Originally Posted by AVGN

thanks, but that tut is kinda nooby.. i already tried all that.

Ok, umm. Does your video card have it's own separate fan?

Originally Posted by Tony

Ok, umm. Does your video card have it's own separate fan?

. but i'm having problems with the cpu, not the gpu

Originally Posted by AVGN

. but i'm having problems with the cpu, not the gpu

Are all pieces of your computer soldered onto the motherboard?

Originally Posted by AVGN

sounds expensive!

I think it is.
I don't use it but my friends computer overheats and it can get over 212 degress fahrenheit without the liquid cooling system.

did u fix it -.-?

wel just dump ur pc into oil or distilled water except some peices

Originally Posted by EL_PACHUCO

wel just dump ur pc into oil or distilled water except some peices

WDF ?

Originally Posted by ChimiWow

did u fix it -.-?

NOT YET -.-

well for me, this sometimes happens when i just try watch videos on my news website -.-
OT: Maybe make sure that there are no background apps going on?

Take off the fan and heatsink. There should be some mechanism covering the CPU (the way they open varies). Make sure the CPU is in direct contact with this cover/case, and the the is in direct contact with the heatsink.

First off. let me explain that Processor speed dont really work like that, For you to increase your Ghz u will have to increase ur FrontSide Bust.. but this is a different story..

Well blacks ops is on to ur Graphic Card.
Combat Arms may be more to your processor...
Are you sure ur processor is over heating , my brother plays games and his Quad Core seems the same as ur Q9300 @ 2.5ghz can hit head of 83 degrees C..
Are you sure it is ur processor or could it be the fact that CA is calling functions Effecting parts of the computer Causing it to shut down for safety

Also if your are sure it is over heating.. There are Liquid Cooling cases.

Liquid cooling is like sex with a condom.
One drop and it's all over.

Anyway, if you get desperate, buy a pedestal fan and turn it on right next to your case.

My solution:

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Always work for /me

thanks for all the tips guys.. i will try them when I get some time

CPU Overheating

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