Hello,
Here's another vote for cleaning out the fans. It definetly keeps mine
cooler to clean them out once in awhile. I have also been able to get my
temp way down in windows using undervolting but I havn't been able to
figure out a way to do it in linux. With the undervolting on my 3200+ it
will run as low as 23C with speed stepping keeping it at 800mhz when at
load I don't think it ever get's above 40C. I love it, it makes a huge
difference in battery life too, I wish There was a way to make linux
undervolt because right now it's one of the big perks windows has for me.
Jeff
On Mon, 08 Oct 2007 20:20:35 -0400, L.Tolstoi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hello friends,
I'm experiencing a high temperature problem with a r3200 machine running
Debian Etch.
Every time I try to run a heavy application (let's say, Cinelerra or any
other video app), the OS shuts down X and print out a message from the
kernel: "temperature too high, shutdown: hda".
I wonder if any of you experienced something similar. I was thinking
about
opening the case to check if the fans are working okay.
Any comments on that are appreciated!
cheers,
Luis Felipe.
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