overheating?

[kr236rk]

Hi,

for folks in hot countries are their any tips for overheating problems please - like installing more efficient or doubling up on fans please?

thanks

Ric

 

[Analizer]

Check temps in Everest Ultimate Edition

 

[linkin]

For airflow, it is much better to have more air coming in than going out. so say you have 2 intake fans and 1 outtake fan.

Also, use HWMonitor for temperatures. it's quite a simple program with all the temps listed on page, which i fidn better than having to browse through everything with everest (though everest is good!)

 

[kr236rk]

heat

For airflow, it is much better to have more air coming in than going out. so say you have 2 intake fans and 1 outtake fan.

Also, use HWMonitor for temperatures. it's quite a simple program with all the temps listed on page, which i fidn better than having to browse through everything with everest (though everest is good!)

thanks Linkin93 + Analizer,

is installing an extra fan a difficult job - obviously there is a space issue with many pc's? it's a shame more casings are not made with extra optional ventilation: have a friend in Australia where sustained heat over many days at a time is obviously not helping the processor: if it were me i'd start stripping off the side panels (in extreme heat) but for reasons of safety i don't want to suggest this :-o

 

[kr236rk]

diagnostics

btw - how do you get to the temperature readouts in either Everest or HWMonitor please?

thanks

R

 

[Stoic Sentinel]

Once you open HWMonitor, it should look something like this:

 

[Analizer]

In Everest, go to Computer and to Sensor tab. It will tell you all temperatures in your PC

 

[kr236rk]

Once you open HWMonitor, it should look something like this:

negative. have computer name and blank page in the software.

 

[kr236rk]

In Everest, go to Computer

yes

and to Sensor tab

yes

It will tell you all temperatures in your PC

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