Hi.

Sorry about x post..tried hardware but no response.

Win Xp

Just checked my bios for temperatures etc. due to my PC monitor switches
off! (HD still running anyway), and occasionally my desktop freezes.

Readings as follows: (PC been running approx. 1 hour)

1) System temp'...28c/82f
2) Fan speed...4326 rpm.
3) CPU temp'...51c/123f.
4) SysFan...0.

As a guideline can anyone see anything unusual in the above figures please?

TIA

Terry

Terry wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Sorry about x post..tried hardware but no response.
>
> Win Xp
>
> Just checked my bios for temperatures etc. due to my PC monitor
> switches off! (HD still running anyway), and occasionally my desktop
> freezes.
> Readings as follows: (PC been running approx. 1 hour)
>
> 1) System temp'...28c/82f
> 2) Fan speed...4326 rpm.
> 3) CPU temp'...51c/123f.
> 4) SysFan...0.
>
> As a guideline can anyone see anything unusual in the above figures
> please?
> TIA
>
> Terry

The temperatures are fine.

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Terry wrote:

>Hi.
>
>Sorry about x post..tried hardware but no response.
>
>Win Xp
>
>Just checked my bios for temperatures etc. due to my PC monitor
>switches off! (HD still running anyway), and occasionally my desktop
>freezes.
>
>Readings as follows: (PC been running approx. 1 hour)
>
>1) System temp'...28c/82f
>2) Fan speed...4326 rpm.
>3) CPU temp'...51c/123f.
>4) SysFan...0.
>
>As a guideline can anyone see anything unusual in the above figures
>please?
>
>TIA
>
>Terry

Are you doing anything with a lot of video? If so your video card maybe
overheating. It happens with some of the highend games where you are
running the minimum VRAM recommendation.

If you are running a laptop and the vents are blocked, 51c could be
causing you to over heat also.

Lastly, if the first system is always the monitor and you are running
either a desktop or laptop, the cable to the video display could be
damaged.

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Sincerely,
C.Joseph Drayton, Ph.D. AS&T

CSD Computer Services
Web site: http://csdcs.tlerma.com/
E-mail: csdcs@tlerma.com

Thank you all

No games played.
It is a desktop, end user only.

I did check another route, which was the power options which I have changed
from "always on" to "home/office"....just another thought !

All OK at present, but if not I may come back here.

Regards

Terry

"C.Joseph S. Drayton" <csdcs@tlerma.com> wrote in message
news:xn0fotjsynnqzz002@news.sunsite.dk...
> Terry wrote:
>
>>Hi.
>>
>>Sorry about x post..tried hardware but no response.
>>
>>Win Xp
>>
>>Just checked my bios for temperatures etc. due to my PC monitor
>>switches off! (HD still running anyway), and occasionally my desktop
>>freezes.
>>
>>Readings as follows: (PC been running approx. 1 hour)
>>
>>1) System temp'...28c/82f
>>2) Fan speed...4326 rpm.
>>3) CPU temp'...51c/123f.
>>4) SysFan...0.
>>
>>As a guideline can anyone see anything unusual in the above figures
>>please?
>>
>>TIA
>>
>>Terry
>
> Are you doing anything with a lot of video? If so your video card maybe
> overheating. It happens with some of the highend games where you are
> running the minimum VRAM recommendation.
>
> If you are running a laptop and the vents are blocked, 51c could be
> causing you to over heat also.
>
> Lastly, if the first system is always the monitor and you are running
> either a desktop or laptop, the cable to the video display could be
> damaged.
>
> --
>
> Sincerely,
> C.Joseph Drayton, Ph.D. AS&T
>
> CSD Computer Services
> Web site: http://csdcs.tlerma.com/
> E-mail: csdcs@tlerma.com