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From: Jack B on 12 Apr 2010 10:39 You folks have really stuck with me on this -- thanks so much -- never expected such extensive help but I really appreciate it. Here are the results on running SuperPI: http://www.leveragegame.com/PC-temperatures-Apr12-before_and_after_SuperPI.gif As you see, the TMPIN1 is the cpu, and it seems to be ok. Glen, I tried > look in your BIOS setup at the Hardware Monitoring there...it should show the temps with labels as to which is the CPU.< but I didn't see any labels -- I looked under Hardware/Bios -- it appears there is only one on which the info is given. Jack
From: Jack B on 12 Apr 2010 11:55 Also, here are 3 photos of the MOBO: http://www.leveragegame.com/HPIM7892-cropr-741x571.jpg http://www.leveragegame.com/HPIM7892cropr-935x663-t.jpg http://www.leveragegame.com/HPIM7894r-782x585.jpg Jack ------------------------------------------- "Jack B" <jslimp01nospam(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message news:ucYFD4k2KHA.3568(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... You folks have really stuck with me on this -- thanks so much -- never expected such extensive help but I really appreciate it. Here are the results on running SuperPI: http://www.leveragegame.com/PC-temperatures-Apr12-before_and_after_SuperPI.gif As you see, the TMPIN1 is the cpu, and it seems to be ok. Glen, I tried > look in your BIOS setup at the Hardware Monitoring there...it should show the temps with labels as to which is the CPU.< but I didn't see any labels -- I looked under Hardware/Bios -- it appears there is only one on which the info is given. Jack
From: glee on 12 Apr 2010 12:31 "Jack B" <jslimp01nospam(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message news:ucYFD4k2KHA.3568(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > You folks have really stuck with me on this -- thanks so much -- never > expected such extensive help but I really appreciate it. > > Here are the results on running SuperPI: > http://www.leveragegame.com/PC-temperatures-Apr12-before_and_after_SuperPI.gif > > As you see, the TMPIN1 is the cpu, and it seems to be ok. > > Glen, I tried > look in your BIOS setup at the Hardware Monitoring > there...it should show the temps with labels as to which is the CPU.< > but I didn't see any labels -- I looked under Hardware/Bios -- it > appears > there is only one on which the info is given. No, I didn't mean look in SIW under the Hardware\BIOS entry. I menat restart your computer and press the required key to enter your BIOS setup screens, and look for the Hardware Monitoring screen there to see what CPU temp is reported. Usually you will press the DEL key early in the boot sequence, often while a big logo is on the screen before Windows starts loading, to enter BIOS setup. Some OEM systems like Dell use the DEL key, others use F1 or F2, or F10 -- Glen Ventura, MS MVP Oct. 2002 - Sept. 2009 A+ http://dts-l.net/
From: Jack B on 12 Apr 2010 19:07 Ok, Everest identifies the cpu as the one at TEMPN1 and currently at 53 C� -- the MOBO is at 42 C� and the Aux is at 82�. However, the Aux could be a bogus read or one that is not relevant. The cpu fan is at 5625 rpm and the ps is at 2446 rpm. Additional research indicates that the capacitors on the MOBO may be going on the fritz per the way they look in the photos in the above post. Jack
From: mm on 12 Apr 2010 20:40
On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 14:42:30 -0400, "Jack B" <jslimp01nospam(a)earthlink.net> wrote: >Ok, I'll try System Information for Windows shortly. > >BTW, the pc froze after booting up today, so it wasn't on very long at >all -- booted up, accepted my user mode, then froze. Are you still considering temperature. If this was the first boot of the day, it can't be temperature. BTW, my computer had been running hot and I'd found it will cool off, not completely but a lot, in 15 seconds if it is off and in not much more time than than in Standby. >Jack -- Posters should say what U,S. state they live in. Why do so many keep their state as secret as their own name? |