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25th Apr 2008, 16:39
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my computer just restarted and i went into the bios and found out my cpu was running at 125 degrees F which is about 52 celcius i dont have too much dust in there and i dont think artic silver would make a dramastic change what else could be causeing it? btw i have artic cooling freezer pro 7
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25th Apr 2008, 16:44
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52c.... my over-clocked 2600+ reaches 60 when at full load (photoshop is the worst) and has no problems well except lag really slow but 57c everything is ok
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25th Apr 2008, 17:01
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intel p4 3ghz and it restarted all by itself so it must be something overheating
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25th Apr 2008, 17:24
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52 celsius isn't bad for a P4.
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25th Apr 2008, 17:43
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then wy did it restart
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25th Apr 2008, 18:31
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Could be a number of reasons.
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26th Apr 2008, 03:53
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could be other components overheating or windows installed updates and you didn't see the pop ups
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also 50 degrees isnt super high for any processor My System: Cewy's wonder macine
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26th Apr 2008, 20:17
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maybe it restarted because your mouse batteries are critical!! lol good times.......
make sure the cooler is set properly in place, I had a system once where I didn't set the cooler correctly and it kept restarting all over the place, and the temps was under 30c, but it was still unstable, because the cooler was offset slightly.. Just give it a check. Also make sure the cpu fan connector is placed properly in the header. On some hsf you can use a molex connection to power it and then they provide one pin to put into the cpu fan slot to provide rpm information. Because it only has one pin it can be loose and therefore not be read, your pc will think a fan is not present and shutdown. CHEESENSTEIN ALWAYS DID THE SAME THING! but he never got above 30 celcius...... Didn't you say you needed to get a new power supply or was that just because you wanted one? also..... put in that last fan on the top! You never got to doing that. If it is in the spot I'm thinking, it will cool it down too. c ya l8r "Kevin The Lamb"     
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27th Apr 2008, 08:30
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no txt talk!!! ill just try and clean it out and to put the fans in the top i need something to drill a 12cm hole and i have to wait for my dad to get somethin
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