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Hello Sridhar,
Wednesday, January 10, 2001, 04:48:49, you wrote:
SG> I rebooted the system and had a look at the bios system monitor to monitor
SG> the temp and fan speed. I noticed when the CPU temp goes beyond 109 F the
SG> system reboots. I am not sure if this is because of a faulty CPU or the
SG> motherboard. On the mother board the chipset has a separate fan. I suspected
SG> the memory and swapped memory form another machine, still the same.
That's due to an effect know as quantum electron tunneling as the chip
heats up. Replace your cpu fan with a larger unit e.g. a Chrome Orb.
Fit an exhaust fan card to suck the air out and install a large inlet
fan in the front. If possible mount a secondary fan 3.5" aimed at the
cpu area this should keep the system temp down a bit.
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- From Jamie Dainton
Wednesday, January 10, 2001 10:38:24
The Bat! 1.49
Windows 98 4.10 2222
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