Is my PC melting

[Tinbuk3]

Pull the CPU fan off carefully and with a flash light check the sink for dust.
Use a tooth pick or broom straw to dig the heavy stuff and an old tooth brush for the rest.
Now .. and this is the important part.
Get a head spanner, fill it, use fire to bring it up to smoke then inhale and while holding it in make wiggly motions with your fingers at the PC turn your head and coff.


Good luck and god speed.

[plecostomus]

Chip some ice into 'dongle' shapes
and plug em' into yer' USB ports...

(USB3.0 ports will cool 10x faster)

[fils290]

Originally Posted by lipskip

Just give 'er a good smack on the side of the case.

Sit you a dish of sugary water next to it so the moths get all gooey and drown.

It's probably moths.

Always is.

Ah the classic sarcastic 'help' some people receive when coming here with a problem..took one to the jugular trying to get 'help' for my Iphone,brutal lol.



Hey Richie...guess you solved the problem?I'm not that tech savvy and dunno if this would help but if it's a laptop I bought a laptop cooling pad thing for 15 bucks at walmart..it sucks hot air out of it and been working perfect for over a year.

[gabbyuk]

Originally Posted by fils290

Ah the classic sarcastic 'help' some people receive when coming here with a problem..took one to the jugular trying to get 'help' for my Iphone,brutal lol.



Hey Richie...guess you solved the problem?I'm not that tech savvy and dunno if this would help but if it's a laptop I bought a laptop cooling pad thing for 15 bucks at walmart..it sucks hot air out of it and been working perfect for over a year.

It still says 127 lol . must be a faulty sensor or something as the pc is giving off very little heat

[BABELcorp]

No way would your computer even start if your CPU was that hot. Your system would probably crash immediately at anything above 80C. For 120C, you might probably hear hizzing or crackling from your system unity. From what I'm guessing, it's the way your mainboard communicates to your southbridge that gets you that kind of result.

Do you have multiple RAM chips in your motherboard banks? Or anything else that you have two of? Try removing them and then having a look at the diagnostics- they may be giving you a multiple.