[Siten0308]

Hey,

Well i fixed the motherboard, but now for some reason, my P4 is above 50 degrees Celcius. which of course is not normal. my computer though i have to say is around 30 so its fine. i bought a new fan for it, it is about 2700 RPM, but when i go into BIOS and then choose PC health, it will say nothing about the fan, only the computer fan itself. Please help, i have tried putting the gell on the CPU then the fan, but that only cooled it a couple of degree's. is there a way to have the CPU run slower, it is a P4 3.06, is there a way to make it 3.02? also what CPU frequency should it be on? i have the CPU frequency on default, but i heard its better to know, what should i do?

thanks

Steve

P.S. the CPU is a P4 3.06 socket 478 on the motherboard of an MSI. it has a 500 Watt supply, with a ATI video card. could it be the fans? i just have maybe i would say 2 in there? does it need a big one? like a 16mm? the fans in there right now is 8mm.

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mines at about 75 degrees Celsius, i dont think 50 is a problem at all, and plus the shutdown temperature usually is around 90 degrees Celsius

[Metal God]

mines at about 75 degrees Celsius, i dont think 50 is a problem at all, and plus the shutdown temperature usually is around 90 degrees Celsius

[NvidiaDude]

Try Add More Cooling To Your System and see if it makes a Difference go on google and type in Akasa Exhaust Blower thats a good Cooling System

[Siten0308]

Hey,

well if you think its ok, being at 50 of course, then why does my computer restart itself? everytime i try running a game or something that requires the cpu to run, it will after a few minutes turn itself off and restart... like i said it is a P4 3.06 socket 478, it has a power supply 500 watt, and a MSI motherboard... what should i do? also going back to the bios... my cpu frequency is set as default... should i set it to a different frequency? thanks again