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Yeah, my CPU runs rather hot. I am playing Battlefield 3 however. But! It's idle temp is pretty warm too. like 40-50 I think.
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I have Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Warfighter that has been running for 4 days solid on my system right now. :whistling:
Did you check that cpu fan and any secondary case cooling fans for dirt? Also check the heatsink on the cpu for dust stuck in the fins.
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I think I MAY have fixed it. I updated my chipset drivers, and flashed my bios, and it hasn't bluescreened in a about 2 or 3 days. So let's hope it stays that way.
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I would say it was more the chipset drivers then anything. Can you post the link to where you got it and maybe I can find out what the update actually fixt that may have been the issue. :thumbsup:
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http://www.asus.com/...BERTOOTH_990FX/
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Yeah I'm betting it was the chipset because it is from January this year. The bios is over a year ago. Did you update both and then try it or just one and tested?
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Updated both at the same time, because my current chipset was really old, and my bios verison was 0804, and updated to 1314 or something like that. I hadn't updated either of those since I bought the computer a year and a half ago.
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OK then it could be the combination that did the trick. Either way I am glad to hear you have had no problems since doing the updates. :thumbsup:
It has been 5 days since you last posted and if you have had no problems in those 5 days I would venture to say it seems to be resolved. ;)
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