I have a asus p5b deluxe motherboard.
I purchased a pentium D 915 which i recently RMA'd.
I RMA'd the processor because the temperature was at a very high 80 degrees celsius on average. Ranging from 76C to 83C and at a one time extreme of 110C (which i immediatly turned the pc off).
The heatsink was warm->hot to the touch. So the heatsink was properly seated.
After RMA'ing the cpu because i thought that the processor was defective i am concerned that it might be the motherboard that should be RMA'd.
I've nevered heard of the problem being the motherboard overheating the processor. But i like to be open minded to weird posibilities ...
Has anyone experienced this problem where the processor was really hot at 80C and RMA'd the motherboard and worked fine after receiving a replacement?
I purchased a pentium D 915 which i recently RMA'd.
I RMA'd the processor because the temperature was at a very high 80 degrees celsius on average. Ranging from 76C to 83C and at a one time extreme of 110C (which i immediatly turned the pc off).
The heatsink was warm->hot to the touch. So the heatsink was properly seated.
After RMA'ing the cpu because i thought that the processor was defective i am concerned that it might be the motherboard that should be RMA'd.
I've nevered heard of the problem being the motherboard overheating the processor. But i like to be open minded to weird posibilities ...
Has anyone experienced this problem where the processor was really hot at 80C and RMA'd the motherboard and worked fine after receiving a replacement?