On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Vikki Roemer wrote:
> Ok, the problem is, I have a processor that runs hot, and I have as many
> fans as possible in the system (including putting an 80mm case fan on the
> CPU with an adapter), and it still tends to overheat. It will not shut
form the rest of the stuff below ... your disk system is corrupted
- if your system boots properly .. and x11 looks oky fro a while ...
i'd bet the cpu is still okay...
- if you, or anybody, has to hit the reset or power switch at least once,
i say the machine is misconfigured ... or something is seriously wrong
with the existing hardware ( i'm finicky about things working right
esp if means losing data if "something" is known to be wrong/flaky )
- reset and power switch should be hands off
- if you have a heat problem
- take the covers off
- put a standard $20 household fan on it and blow the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
out of
it ... skip all those mickey mouse 40mm/80mm/120mm fans
- the bios should should down the cpu in its "health monitor" section
if it has the capability .. otherwise, put an egg on it and have
breakfast sometimes ..
c ya
alvin
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