CPU overheat problem.

[Jiniix]

If you have a little more money to spend, you could look at something like this:

• Gigabyte GAF2A85XM-HD3: $65
• AMD Athlon X4 750K 3.4GHz: $85
• Same RAM

Total: $215

This build rocks a quad core, which will give you a noticeable increase in performance in some particular games.

Or:

• Gigabyte GA-H61M-HD2
• Intel Core i3-3220 3.3GHz: $130 (You can get $20 off on Newegg before 1st August)
• Same RAM

Total: $244

 

[XtreMex]

Thank you.

 

[XtreMex]

If you have time, you should but here some good GPU ( cheapest and good performance). And PSU too.

 

[Jiniix]

Kinda depends on your budget, but here we go:

PSUs:

Corsair CX430M: $55 / Corsair CX500M: $70 / Corsair CX600M: $80 depending on which GPU/CPU solution you chose.

GPUs:

When on a budget, you obviously don't want the highest priced GPUs, so these are generally good performance/price, but as I said, it depends on your budget and which CPU you've chosen.
Don't want any bottlenecking to occur.

AMD HD 7770
AMD HD 7850
NVIDIA GTX 760

 

[XtreMex]

I choosed that: PCU AMD Athlon X4 750K 3.4GHz

 

[CorruptHawkeyez]

Can't believe people here haven't stated to check the obvious first before going and saying to buy this, but that... You just recently changed your power supply, meaning you moved your system around quite a bit. You may have flipped it on its side rolled it over on the ground, who knows what you may have done to it but you did have to move it to change out the power supply. Then after restarting and playing around with settings you are now overheating, even back at default settings for your CPU. There's a chance it could be your motherboard, but it's always good to check a few things first.

With the computer shut down (of course), remove the heatsink. Clean off all the old thermal paste from CPU and the heatsink then re-apply thermal paste. A BB sized drop will be enough to spread on the CPU. DO not use your bare finger to spread the thermal paste. I've used a zip lock back wrapped around my index finger to spread thermal paste. Do NOT over do it as some thermal paste is conductive and can cause issues. Anyways, reinstall heatsink and make sure the clips are attached.

 

[XtreMex]

Hmm... I should do it. But I wanna buy better CPU and GPU to my PC..

 

[CorruptHawkeyez]

If you have the funds, then go for it. But is always nice to know if your old equipment is working properly or not so you can sell it on ebay if you want.

 

[XtreMex]

Sure, but can you say how much would i get for my PC?

 

[CorruptHawkeyez]

The whole PC or just some of the components?

 

[johnb35]

Motherboard - http://www.computeruniverse.net/en/products/90421281/gigabyte-ga-970a-ud3.asp

Processor - http://www.computeruniverse.net/en/products/90493849/amd-fx-4300-boxed.asp

Memory - http://www.computeruniverse.net/products/90451096/crucial-ballistix-tactical-8gb-ddr3-kit.asp

 

[Darren]

Bump the processor to an FX 6300 if you want more CPU power. ^^

 

[johnb35]

Bump the processor to an FX 6300 if you want more CPU power. ^^

Well he currently has a dual core, so figured a quad core would work out for him.

 

[XtreMex]

Whole PC.

 

[XtreMex]

And thank you johnb for searching all these items for me.

 

[XtreMex]

But I wondered here, if my BIOS setups shows me, that CPU shut down temp. is 90°C then why my PC didn't shut down, when my CPU temp. was 100°C?

 

[Darren]

Well he currently has a dual core, so figured a quad core would work out for him.

That was for his benefit not yours. I understand why you did that but if he wanted to spend extra money on more power that was the next step up.

 

[XtreMex]

quadra core will be perfect to me right now

 

[XtreMex]

But wait, six cores and only about 10 dollars between quadra and six? maby I will take six cores then Thank you Denther

 

[Darren]

But wait, six cores and only about 10 dollars between quadra and six? maby I will take six cores then Thank you Denther

I think it would be worth it if you're going to get a new one anyway.