[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="gregalex87"] Both your CPU and GPU are too hot. Take the side panel off your PC, see if t [QUOTE="gregalex87"][QUOTE="vfibsux"]So u telling its graphics card prob. ? Looking at the temps my hunch would be the GPU temp is causing the higher reading on the CPU. Any chance you have another video card to swap out? Yeah i told to bring my cousin's graphics card, So i test with that and reply tomorrow and i also try opening side panel and check that prob. come again...Gah!! I just noticed that was your GPU not CPU.
Same basic troubleshooting applies though man, if you have always had this case that is not the root cause.
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122°c... Wow. I wouldn't be surprised if something has been damaged.
What case are you using?C_Rule
Colorsit ATX-L8036-C43
122°c... Wow. I wouldn't be surprised if something has been damaged.
What case are you using?C_Rule
Colorsit ATX-L8036-C43
This is my temp. while freezing in games
For nearly a month i got freezing problem after 15 minutes playing in all games like COD 4, COD MW 2, Crysis 2, Lost Planet 2...I played COD 4, COD MW 2 for more than 2 years and never got this problem so it is not the game problem for sure...If i exit game and start the game again then there is no problem for 15 minutes...
My System Config:
Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.4GHz
Memory : 4GB RAM
Hard Drive : 1TB
Operating System : Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit (6.1, Build 7600)
Graphics Card : Nvidia 9600 GT 512MB
Power Supply : 500W
I tried reinstalling windows, Cleaned up all dust inside CPU, Tried latest and old Nvidia Drivers...
Here is Temperature Details:
Ask me if anymore details u want...Plz help me to fix my problem guys....
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