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Offline Robotochan

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Re:Unknown warning from PC alert 4
« Reply #15 on: October 22, 2003, 17:57 »
Another one of us 2000XP users  ;D My one used to run at 65 constantly but I went to the extreme and bought a new case, system exhaust, 3 blue LED fans, a 2 40mm fan HDD cooler, a 80mm fan upgrade for my Heatsink and now I have a new fan waiting to be put in as soon as I get some stuff sorted. Now it runs about 40 - 45.

What GFX card do you have? (my GFX card raised the temperature of my CPU by 2C as it's so hot!)

Note: My bro just got home with Episodes 31 - 52 :O
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Offline Naruto

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Re:Unknown warning from PC alert 4
« Reply #16 on: October 22, 2003, 18:07 »
hmm.. I can't recall to find any options to configure the trigger to shutdown by a certain degree of celsius. But how to explain the (burning)smell then?
First I thought it was the harddisk, so I bought a harddisk cooler...but unfortunately...i was wrong..
hmm..I got a Geforce 2 deluxe videocard. The fan on the card is still running...don't know if the videocard is the cause...

Offline joudi

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Re:Unknown warning from PC alert 4
« Reply #17 on: October 22, 2003, 18:21 »

Everytime when I'm going to play games or try to video editing, I need my external fan to keep my system running.. :(


Hi Naruto,

     Do you play games and video while their CD is in the drive?
If so, it might be drive problem which you need to change.
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Offline Naruto

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Re:Unknown warning from PC alert 4
« Reply #18 on: October 22, 2003, 19:45 »
Hi Joudi,

Yes, I do play games while cd is in the drive, but when I'm video editing, I'm not using the cdrom.

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Re:Unknown warning from PC alert 4
« Reply #19 on: November 01, 2003, 00:52 »
Thnq peepz for your help :P My problem is finally fixed. The burning smell is generated from my videocard. There wasn't enough space for the fan to blow away the air. I created some space by replacing the pci cards to other slots. Tested a few times at 100% cpu usage. It doesn't crash anymore :P

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Re:Unknown warning from PC alert 4
« Reply #20 on: November 01, 2003, 00:59 »
Thanks for letting us know  :)
Hopefully the repeated overheating hasnt shortened your cards life too much  ???


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