Recent content by krazyups

As crashman said a while ago, for the people that this would even remotely concern, their internal case temperatures would most likely be in the low 30's, so the minute difference between having the power supply at the top or the bottom is really a moot point. As for the power supply being "hot...

Quite right :D

Try pressing CTRL+ALT+UP Arrow. From what I've read so far, it would appear that Windows has hotkeys built into it for screen orientation, so it is possible that you inadvertently caused windows to change the screen orientation. I will keep searching.

I know for me when I installed 32 bit xp, I had to install the sata drivers when windows asks for 3rd party scsi drivers (hit F6). Maybe you're experiencing a similar situation?

Have you checked the catalyst control center? Seems to me that there is an option in there for screen orientation, but I'm not at home so I can't check.

no, he didn't, and he really doesn't have to if all he wants to know is if the temperature he listed is too high.

If you are getting that while stressing your computer with a game, that is very good. 42c is nothing in the electronics world, depending on what processor you are running, it could go much higher. If you ever start to hit around 60-65c, then you should start to worry. Just to put things in...

How's your internet connection? If it is laggy, then that could be a contributor to your problem, along with the numerous items listed above.