Crazy Temps,Please help Pc might explote

Ok guys here is the deal:

I was just playing some gta4 and i hear my pc a bit more lauder than usual, and hot too, anyways i pop Real Temp GT too see my cpus temp and to my surprise the temps were 68c-67-68 Celsium CRAZZZZZY

Now i m really worried about my pc, i think i might had done something wrong when i first built it ( beacause everytime i turn it on a messege appears saying i have to press f1 to continue and that there is an error with my fan)

Can you guys link me up to a video or pictures of how to properly connect a noctua NF-P12 to an Asus p6t deluxe v2? I m gonna open up my pc tomorrow and i m going to put some more of that thermal paste onto the cpu and try to properly connect everything.

Anyways here are my spects:

-Antec 1200

-asus p6t deluxe v2

-I7 920 @ 2.66 ( not oc)

-Cooler noctua NF-P12

-Gtx 275

- 850w corsair

Oh and the temperature in my room must be around 20-25c , i dont know whats wrong :(

Ok guys here is the deal:

I was just playing some gta4 and i hear my pc a bit more lauder than usual, and hot too, anyways i pop Real Temp GT too see my cpus temp and to my surprise the temps were 68c-67-68 Celsium CRAZZZZZY

Now i m really worried about my pc, i think i might had done something wrong when i first built it ( beacause everytime i turn it on a messege appears saying i have to press f1 to continue and that there is an error with my fan)

Can you guys link me up to a video or pictures of how to properly connect a noctua NF-P12 to an Asus p6t deluxe v2? I m gonna open up my pc tomorrow and i m going to put some more of that thermal paste onto the cpu and try to properly connect everything.

Anyways here are my spects:

-Antec 1200

-asus p6t deluxe v2

-I7 920 @ 2.66 ( not oc)

-Cooler noctua NF-P12

-Gtx 275

- 850w corsair

Oh and the temperature in my room must be around 20-25c , i dont know whats wrong :(

Solid_Tango

[QUOTE="Solid_Tango"]

Ok guys here is the deal:

I was just playing some gta4 and i hear my pc a bit more lauder than usual, and hot too, anyways i pop Real Temp GT too see my cpus temp and to my surprise the temps were 68c-67-68 Celsium CRAZZZZZY

Now i m really worried about my pc, i think i might had done something wrong when i first built it ( beacause everytime i turn it on a messege appears saying i have to press f1 to continue and that there is an error with my fan)

Can you guys link me up to a video or pictures of how to properly connect a noctua NF-P12 to an Asus p6t deluxe v2? I m gonna open up my pc tomorrow and i m going to put some more of that thermal paste onto the cpu and try to properly connect everything.

Anyways here are my spects:

-Antec 1200

-asus p6t deluxe v2

-I7 920 @ 2.66 ( not oc)

-Cooler noctua NF-P12

-Gtx 275

- 850w corsair

Oh and the temperature in my room must be around 20-25c , i dont know whats wrong :(

iliatay

Its all this

Well, your cpu should be OK at those temperatures...

Have you tried re-seating your heat sink yet? Maybe refresh the thermal paste and make sure it's down properly.

Well, your cpu should be OK at those temperatures...

Have you tried re-seating your heat sink yet? Maybe refresh the thermal paste and make sure it's down properly.

LordRork

Fan should have a 4-pin receptacle and it should be attached to the CPU_FAN header on the MB. You should be able to hear and measure the fan RPMs rise as the load on the CPU rises.

If it hasn't been disassembled in a year or more, take the fan off the heatsink and see if there isn't a good coat of lint covering the heatsink between the fan and the heatsink. Mine was coated pretty good after about fourteen months. As mentioned, new TIM wouldn't hurt either.

[QUOTE="LordRork"]

Well, your cpu should be OK at those temperatures...

Have you tried re-seating your heat sink yet? Maybe refresh the thermal paste and make sure it's down properly.

Solid_Tango

What is a heat sink?
This is a heat sink

It dissipates heat away from your hardware.

Its all this

Solid_Tango

That's not the NF-P12; the NF-P12 is a fan. That cooler looks similar to an NH-U12DX or the NH-U12P.

In any case, I also recommend you re-seat the heatsink.