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GeForce 4 overheat question
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GeForce 4 overheat question
Hi guys, I'm new here and I run in to trouble...I got my self a geforce 4 ti4200 128.
And yeah it heats a lot! so i got a different fan for it, now the cpu is fine, but the ram is the one that is heating...What do I do? I cant mesure the temperature because i dont have the monitor, so how do I go about it? the case is pritty hot...Im worried that my ram will fry out soon if I keep it same way. my specs are : cpu@ 220 ram@ 405 Thanks |
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From my experience, the air ventilation inside your casing is an important factor to the temperature inside your PC. In my case, my Athlon XP dropped from 59°C to 47°C on idle (I have a small casing). You would probably wanna check whether the ventilation within your casing is efficient.
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Do you have small casing fans hanging around? Make sure there are blowing the right way, if not they will interfere with the internal airflow.
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