I just got an Athlon 1100Mhz but sometimes it freezes.
The CPU temp is at 68-60C at all times, is that way to hot??
Or could there been any problem that causes the freezes.
I have:
Athlon 1100Mhz
Asus A7V
392 MB SDRAM
IBM Deskstar 46GB
Pioneer DVD-ROM
Creative Labs GeForce 2 Ultra 64Mb
Creative Player 5.1
3Com EtherLink XL 10/100 TX
3Com EtherLink XL PCI Combo
If you want to know anyting else, just let me know
and I try and find out.
Is that Probe's reading? If so check the bios, Probe is weird, don't trust it. If temps are still hot (my 800 clocked to 1000 runs at 50-54C) then change your heatsink and fan...Tom recently did a review on the most common models. A case fan or two could also help, but first change the CPU fan. Also install the latest bios and promise stuff, I think they bring temps down a little too.
you mention a heat problem yet you didn't mention what heatsink/fan you have. it might be an ok one but not installed properly. does it have a thermal pad? if so, did you remove the plastic film from the pad? if there is no thermal pad are you using thermal grease? is the heatsink making good contact with the cpu? do you have the latest bios (i think a newer bios might have fixed incorrect temp probe readings)? 68c isn't hot enough to fry the chip (they are rated up to around 90c) but temps over approximately 55c seem to cause instability.
your cpu is running ay too hot! must keep it below 50, preferably below 45 or so. try using a better cooling fan, like one from http://www.coolermaster.com
in the meantime, run your cpu at somewhat lower speed to keep it cool and alive.
very well that, what do you do with your processor?
can we design a heat sink of a shape of a frying pan to do the eggs in? or a air duct with a nozzle that works like a hot air-blower? mpjesse what do you think?
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