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Old October 4th 05, 10:32 AM
martas
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Hi,

Lately I've been having trouble with my comp - I boot, then when I try
to enter Windows, my comp goes blank. [Sometimes it happens after I
work in Windows for 5-15 mins].
I thought that this could be caused by something being overheated, so
I opened my comp case and touched different things - the only hot
thing was the North Bridge.
Question - could this be because of my chipset being overheated? I
don't have a chipset cooler...
Also, lately my comp's begun to "hang" even when the chipset doesn't
feel very hot.... Could it be that my chipset has gone bad,
completely fubar? Or should I still try buying a cooler?

Any other thoughts/advices?

Thanks alot.

Martas

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Old October 4th 05, 03:53 PM
JAD
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leave the side cover off the case, does this help in anyway?
be careful 'touching' things without static protection.
are all your fans clear of debris?


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Hi,

Lately I've been having trouble with my comp - I boot, then when I try
to enter Windows, my comp goes blank. [Sometimes it happens after I
work in Windows for 5-15 mins].
I thought that this could be caused by something being overheated, so
I opened my comp case and touched different things - the only hot
thing was the North Bridge.
Question - could this be because of my chipset being overheated? I
don't have a chipset cooler...
Also, lately my comp's begun to "hang" even when the chipset doesn't
feel very hot.... Could it be that my chipset has gone bad,
completely fubar? Or should I still try buying a cooler?

Any other thoughts/advices?

Thanks alot.

Martas



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Old October 5th 05, 09:57 AM
nobody760
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http://www.pantherproducts.co.uk/Art...eratures.shtml

http://www.lavalys.hu/products/overv...?pid=1&lang=en

The top URL will take you to a page where all the common Processor
temps are to be found.

The second one is a prog that no comp should be without, in my humble
opinion, it will tell you just about everything you want to know about
your comp including the temperatures of the Processor, HD and
Motherboard.

Good luck.



 




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