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Gizzy · Jul 9th, 2009, 08:48 AM

yeah most likely was CPU overheat.

try to see if there is a thermal power control in the BIOS setup? set that up. It controls the fan speed, etc

And its best to invest a little into a better CPU fan, which cools better and makes almost no noise.

Maybe one from Zalman or Thermaltake

I have used both, both are

like this one:
::: Zalman, leading the world of Quiet Computing Solutions :::

or this:
Thermaltakeusa»Cooler»CPU Cooler»Intel Socket LGA 775»V1 : V1 CL-P0401

I'd recommend Zalman above Thermaltake.

Jul 9th, 2009, 08:48 AM	#8 (permalink)
Gizzy Technical Administrator GupShup Join Date: Jan 3, 2000 - 5:00 am Location: Brussels (BE) Posts: 29,835 Blog Entries: 91	yeah most likely was CPU overheat. try to see if there is a thermal power control in the BIOS setup? set that up. It controls the fan speed, etc And its best to invest a little into a better CPU fan, which cools better and makes almost no noise. Maybe one from Zalman or Thermaltake I have used both, both are like this one: ::: Zalman, leading the world of Quiet Computing Solutions ::: or this: Thermaltakeusa»Cooler»CPU Cooler»Intel Socket LGA 775»V1 : V1 CL-P0401 I'd recommend Zalman above Thermaltake.