On 15 Dec 2005 16:45:38 -0800, "GooderThanYou"
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>Alright ...
>
>My cpu fan was driving me crazy and would periodically stop spinning
>completely from time to time, so I bought a new fan+ heatsink online
>and it turned out to be the wrong thing and since my computer seemed to
>be fine i left it like that...
>
>Just now my fan went beserk, i knew it had to be getting hot, I turned
>it off, I saw discoloration in the BIOS!!!!!!!!! The Asus probe must
>be a POS cause BIOS always said it was running higher temps. I jerked
>it to my Stock speed ( I had it underclocked) just to see how hot it
>would get, 160F. Turned it off quickly. Still have the same
>discoloration as I type, is this a cpu fan thing, not my video card?
>Video card has been good to me. I don't mind replacing cpu, just not
>my expensive video card.
>
>I did look at the cpu and there were slight black marks in one section
>of the center, it didn't smell and I didn't know if that was some
>anti-heat spread melted.. probably not
Is the discoloration like purple or else... I had once that problem
and find out that it was the video cable of my monitor when there's
some stress on it like other cable pulling on it by it's wait it tend
to do that coloration on my ctr. It did that with my fx5200 and
9800pro from ati. Now i got a x700pro and it didn't do that problem
again, i did some cleaning with all the cable behind the case and
never had trouble with it...
And for your temp, with a 2600 xp it run at 124*F at idle. and this at
stock speed. And probably at 150-+*F when gamming or encoding...
When a cpu burn out it don't work after i can tell you. So i guess it
not broke. Maybe there is some driver problem with the sensor of your
mobo. Running 2 different program (OS) with temp reading, it can bug
out your system reading. I don't know if it can stop your cpu fan but
it maybe that...
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