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  1. Jul 10th, 2003, 04:04 AM #1
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    CPU? FAN? MOTHERBOARD??

    now im in dyer need of some help ...i have a problem and ive narrowed it down to either the cpu or the motherboard ..what the prob is is the computer starts but when it reaches a certian heat eg around 48 degrees it slows right down ..and makes a siren noise ..is this becos of the heatsink and fan or is this summit more sinister ??
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    Try checking BIOS for any setting for 48 degree temp.

    Also if you can then try changing the heat sink with a better fan and see what happens.

    Changing CPU and MOBO is not the first option.

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    You may want to just reseat the heatsink, in other words take it off clean it up a bit and put it back on. If a heatsink isn't making proper contact then it will not work very well.
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