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CPU temp outrageously high!

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by dazzosheps, Jul 16, 2005.

  1. dazzosheps Newcomer, in training

    Hey guys, new to these forums and a total plonker when it comes to PC's.
    But i know for sure that my CPU temp shouldnt be at 90C.
    This happens when playing any sort of game, usually counter-strike, and even the idle temp is 70C after 4/5 hours. Any help on how to get this down would be appreciated, cheers :)
  2. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training Posts: 6,504

    no your CPU temp should NOT be at 90C.

    You need to think about some better airflow, maybe an outtake fan if you don't have one...
  3. PZEROFGH Newcomer, in training Posts: 102

    WHOA DUDE 90C iS HOT HOT HOT!. its your running an amd it shuold be only like <50C if a p4 shuold be like <80C geez wats wrong with your computer, DO you have any fans? better cooling, clean out all the dust in the fan and get better airflow as the guy below me or above me or the guy before this post
  4. PZEROFGH Newcomer, in training Posts: 102

    SWEEt that was my 50th post and now im a techspot member WHEEE, oh sry i mean wheee
  5. Justin Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,595


    Details.


    What type of processor do you have? Is it one that was built by a large company or by a local company or by you? How old is it? Where is it physically located? Does it crash/freeze? What motherboard does it have?
  6. dazzosheps Newcomer, in training

    P4 3.4ghz, built by fujitsu, yes, there is one fan in there, and i've cleaned out all the dust and stuff inside, only 6 months old, rarely crashes.

    Right now its at 66C after being on for 9/10 hours which i think is still a bit warm :suspiciou
     
  7. ihameed Newcomer, in training