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PC Questions - roleplayman - 25.10.2009

hello i need some help here

1. Is AntiARP really dangerus on PC motherboard can it cause damage to it.
2. Is there software to shutdown PC when CPU or GraphicsCard overheated.
3. Is AMD Sempron 1200LE Have Overheating Auto Shutdown

PC SPECS

MSI K9AGM4-L
AMD 1200LE
ATI X1250
Windows Vista Ultimate SP2

Re: PC Questions - yom - 25.10.2009

2 and 3 - Are you scared about overheating? What are your temperatures?

Re: PC Questions - roleplayman - 25.10.2009

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Originally Posted by 0rb

2 and 3 - Are you scared about overheating? What are your temperatures?

in summer from 35C to 55C
in winter it's from 30C to 40C

yes , because fan might stop in any critical moments[normal might happen , fan is ok now but later not sure] so i want to be safe from that

Re: PC Questions - Hiitch - 25.10.2009

for 2 & 3, if your BIOS is Phoenix (as much as I can remember) Check under PC Health Status, there should be something there called Shutdown Temperature.

It will shut down your computer if the temp goes higher or is equal to that temp. As for #1, idk what that is, but I will be sure to look it up.

Also, if your fan does stop from time to time, it may be a sign to replace it, or clean it. Also, check to be sure that the connectors on the motherboard are not faulty, because that can also cause it, make sure to also inspect your computer tower from time to time to make sure that if dust accumulates that it is cleaned out, because this can also be another factor for computer CPU / Video card overheating.

Re: PC Questions - yom - 25.10.2009

You may want to look at Everest. You can program alerts, when temperatures raise a certain value, including shutting down the computer, and also send an email which can be useful if you are building a server. That's what i use. Great tool, and not only for alerts.

Re: PC Questions - Waqqa - 25.10.2009

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Originally Posted by GNeoncore

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Originally Posted by 0rb

2 and 3 - Are you scared about overheating? What are your temperatures?

in summer from 35C to 55C
in winter it's from 30C to 40C

yes , because fan might stop in any critical moments[normal might happen , fan is ok now but later not sure] so i want to be safe from that

wow 55C thats just...hot..

Re: PC Questions - hipy - 25.10.2009

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Originally Posted by Waqqa

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Originally Posted by GNeoncore

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Originally Posted by 0rb

2 and 3 - Are you scared about overheating? What are your temperatures?

in summer from 35C to 55C
in winter it's from 30C to 40C

yes , because fan might stop in any critical moments[normal might happen , fan is ok now but later not sure] so i want to be safe from that

Not THAT hot, i have seen way hotter. are you trying to overclock? Make sure there are enough fans in your pc to create a good airflow

wow 55C thats just...hot..

Re: PC Questions - roleplayman - 25.10.2009

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Originally Posted by 0rb

You may want to look at Everest. You can program alerts, when temperatures raise a certain value, including shutting down the computer, and also send an email which can be useful if you are building a server. That's what i use. Great tool, and not only for alerts.

thanks man it's real good software

Re: PC Questions - Creed - 25.10.2009

Where do you live because of this hot temperatures? <3

- Creed