hello guys i really need help with my computer after i play my games 18 mins or so it shuts down this is also with the internet games when i turn it back on everything is fine but it still shuts down i tried instaling flight simulator again it shuts down this started to happen oh 5 weeks ago or so if there is anything you guys can tell how to fix this that would be great
sincerley😀kt3
perhaps your cmputer overheated radarman and crjcapt are experts on this
Cheers 😀
how do i stop my computer from overheating/?
dkt3 wrote:
how do i stop my computer from overheating/?
Open the case and clean the dust out of the fans and the heatsink.
Use compressed air, don't point the can down, always straight.
Never touch anything in the case without grounding yourself first, you can short out the entire machine. Just touch the p/s or get an anti static strap.
No vacuum.
When you blow the air on the fans, stick a straw in the fan so it doesn't spin, if you make it spin you can ruin the bearings.
Buy a fan and install it on the back grid of the case to blow out.
If you can install one in front also to blow in cool air that would be great.
the rear is important.
It's very easy and cost $20. Get an Antec.
are you sure this is the problem? is there any way to cheak the heat on your fan
dkt3 wrote:
are you sure this is the problem? is there any way to cheak the heat on your fan
No I'm not sure it's the problem or the fix but don't you think it would be nice to clean it every so often.
Yes there are apps that show you the temperature.
If you have an Intel setup you can go to their site and get active monitor, the one for your computer. Be sure you get the right one.
There is one for AMD also, elsewhere...we talk about one in the Hardware Forum.
I have and use Intel and use the temp monitor made for Core2Duo not for P-4.
thank you raderman ill do as soon as i can
RadarMan wrote:
Never touch anything in the case without grounding yourself first, you can short out the entire machine. Just touch the p/s or get an anti static strap.
No vacuum.
lol that bought back memories of when I was training in school. I was on work experience in a computer repair shop and was told to put one finger in my ear to stop shocks. I believed it for about 2 years.
Doyley wrote:
RadarMan wrote:
Never touch anything in the case without grounding yourself first, you can short out the entire machine. Just touch the p/s or get an anti static strap.
No vacuum.lol that bought back memories of when I was training in school. I was on work experience in a computer repair shop and was told to put one finger in my ear to stop shocks. I believed it for about 2 years.
Doyley wrote:
RadarMan wrote:
Never touch anything in the case without grounding yourself first, you can short out the entire machine. Just touch the p/s or get an anti static strap.
No vacuum.lol that bought back memories of when I was training in school. I was on work experience in a computer repair shop and was told to put one finger in my ear to stop shocks. I believed it for about 2 years.
😂 😂 😂 Left handed monkey wrench!
can you give me a list of the problems it could be at least some of them
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