T Trifid Fully Optimized Messages 4,010 Nov 20, 2004 #21 if u need a quick fix that is temporary, u could under clock it drastically, as much as you can, until it is just able to do standard things. try under 1ghz. But still get some thermal compound onto it.
if u need a quick fix that is temporary, u could under clock it drastically, as much as you can, until it is just able to do standard things. try under 1ghz. But still get some thermal compound onto it.
OP OP B blaisadam Baseband Member Messages 23 Nov 20, 2004 #22 Don't worry guys, it's not my computer, it's my friend's and he doesn't seem to care that his processor is running piping hot. Nothing I can do.
Don't worry guys, it's not my computer, it's my friend's and he doesn't seem to care that his processor is running piping hot. Nothing I can do.
