If it runs correctly, tho' slow, without crashing, it seems IMHO that the
clock speed has been set (very) slow, possibly to compensate for a poor
cooling system, which at normal clock speed caused overheating and crashes.
The implication is that the new fan is wrong in some way or has been fitted
wrongly. Have the fan fitted correctly by a professional tech and correct
the BIOS clock speed setting.
(Am I wrong in thinking that some CPUs have some kind of self-protection
that will underclock them if too hot? Just a thought... I'm probably wrong!
If this was happening, a cold machine would boot and run normally for a few
minutes until it got too hot.)
James :-)
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From: "Lona" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does this make sense to anyone about the replaced cpu fan and now windows
loading OH SO S L O W ?
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