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3.0 Prescott problem with heat!!

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by Slappydotcom, Nov 17, 2007.

  1. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    in your bios
    PS. dont worry about the constant posts you are suppose to ask questions in forums
  2. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    ok well i searched for the "Smart Fan" option with no luck, i could not find that option aywhere in my bios and also i set cpu fan speed to 90% it also asks me under it a target temp to put and i put 41C... to maybe force my pc to try and lower the temp but still nothing...
  3. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    hmm bumerr what is your house's room temp??
  4. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    um, 72? around there.
  5. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    wats that in celcius like 30??
  6. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    roughly yes, does the house temp make a huge difference ?
     
  7. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    well the house temp is the temp of the air the computer fans take in and then then thats the air the heatsink uses to cool down the cpu it only matter a litle
  8. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    so anything else you can tell me it might be ? im at such a huge loss...
  9. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    giv me a sec to think
  10. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    umm all i can think of is if you try to take off the heatsink and clean off the thermalpastete only if u have more and then after take the processot out of its socket and chek if any pins are bent that can cause the problem also if you have some theramale paste on the socket whipe it
  11. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    if u have thermalpaste on the socket wipe it off gently with a q tip
  12. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    also wat power supply are u usin
  13. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    my PS is a Logisys ATX 20/24 pin, 480w
  14. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    ok ur psu is good did u try what i metioned above??
  15. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    not yet, i will in a bit im late for a dinner date with my girlfriend, ill message back asap ok, thanks so far for the help, well continue this asap. have a good night.

    *edit* ANYONE ELSE GOT ANY INFO TO ADD? i could really use the help, before my cpu burns.. thanks.
  16. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    well did you do what i suggested???? you never posted back as you said
  17. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    i removed the heatsink/fan and checked it all out, was good. then i checked all wires moved them away from fans to make airflow good. made sure all parts were fastened in right, reapplied new BB size of Arctic Silver, and still only dropped 3-5C in temp... runs 61-64C idle, and 70-75C under load
  18. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

  19. Slappydotcom Newcomer, in training Posts: 29

    hmmm, maybe your right and it is my heatsink, but then again, why wouldnt the one i have do its job, it was recommended for my cpu on newegg.com, not that im questioning your point of view, just considering my options, the fan you linked me is quite expensive, and this new system has left me pennyless
  20. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training Posts: 206

    well that is in canadian dollars and everthing just happens to still be cheaper were u live lol but i found another one ill send to u but do u hapen to live close to a frys eletronics??