Gigabyte GA-8IPE775-G

[Totimoshi]

Hi everybody,

This is not actually question about my motherboard, it's about my cpu, but everything starts with motherboard right? So, lately my cpu is overheating absurdly. When ever I turn on my computer, when it logs on and when I open, lets say, two applications at the same time, temperature of the cpu jumps to 85, ,everything is so slow, beyond comprehension. This is according to Everest. Fan temperature is 4,4, which is in red of course, and that's not good as well. I don know much about hardware, I just started to understand it. Cpu is Intel Pentium 4 3,00 Ghz, it's not latest thing, but it's currently everything I can afford I have 2 gigs of RAM, DDR, not DDRII. So what should I do? Do you think it's the fan, should I get another one? Or is it the cpu itself? Nothing has been overclocked, everything is on default settings. So if you guys have any suggestions I wold be happy to hear it, because I don't know what else to do.

Thanks in advance...

 

[fullmetall]

You might need to look at getting thermalcompound arctic cooling mx-2 and a newer arctic 7 pro cooler,

 

[bilbat]

It's most likely a fan install problem, but, admittedly - the Intel fans are really minimal junk, and need to be replaced with anything else... The fan is locked on with a set of concentric push pins that rotate to expand and lock - pull your MOBO and check that all four are, indeed, fully seated and locked, before going any further...