Is it dangerous my intel DG35EC temp are 85-90 c plz help?

[sumit3322]

i dont know what to do or is it really a problem i should be in or not...
i dont know anyting about motherboard temps
my rig
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200
Code Name Yorkfield
Package Socket 775 LGA
Technology 45nm

Motherboard :-
Manufacturer Intel Corporation
Model DG35EC (LGA 775)
Chipset Vendor Intel
Chipset Model G35
Chipset Revision 03
Southbridge Vendor Intel
Southbridge Model 82801HB/HR (ICH8/R)
Southbridge Revision B0
System Temperature 86 °C
Ram :- 5gb GDDR2



please help me to figure out how to lower the temp

http://i64.tinypic.com/15nulo5.png

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=15nulo5&s=9#.VmmUsEp961s

 

[DonkeyOatie]

The sensor may be wrong. If the motherboard is that hot at the power delivery, you should be able to tell. Open the case and use a thermometer to see if it really is near that high. You don't have to touch anything but you need to be a mm or two away.

The CPU is supported and the voltages and speeds seem sensible. To treat the symptom rather than the problem, you could temporarily zip tie a case fan in to blow on the motherboard and see if that has an effect.

 

[sumit3322]

The sensor may be wrong. If the motherboard is that hot at the power delivery, you should be able to tell. Open the case and use a thermometer to see if it really is near that high. You don't have to touch anything but you need to be a mm or two away.

The CPU is supported and the voltages and speeds seem sensible. To treat the symptom rather than the problem, you could temporarily zip tie a case fan in to blow on the motherboard and see if that has an effect.

where should i check the temp in board sorry i dnt kn anything about motherboards....

 

[DonkeyOatie]

This page shows a picture of your G41M motherboard. (I think) http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3505#ov

Directly Noth of the CPU cocket are two cube-shaped MOSFETS, which are part of the power system. Them, the two silver capacitors nearby, and the tiny black components nearby are what we want to know about. If they are at 85C or close, a thermometer 1mm away will detect the radiant energy.

 

[sumit3322]

This page shows a picture of your G41M motherboard. (I think) http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3505#ov

Directly Noth of the CPU cocket are two cube-shaped MOSFETS, which are part of the power system. Them, the two silver capacitors nearby, and the tiny black components nearby are what we ant to know about. If they are at 85C or close, a thermometer 1mm away will detect the radiant energy.

yes the thermometer shows temp rise around 98c but i cheked in bios it say core temp 48 and internal temp 45c i m confused which one is true and what is difference btw core and internal temp

 

[DonkeyOatie]

The Core and internal temperatures are for the CPU. The temperatures of the CPU were moderate above. It was the motherboard temperature that worried my.

I'd try the case-fan/zip tie solution and see what it did.

 

[sumit3322]

The Core and internal temperatures are for the CPU. The temperatures of the CPU were moderate above. It was the motherboard temperature that worried my.

I'd try the case-fan/zip tie solution and see what it did.

ok thanks for reply i will try try the zip fan solution 2mrow... then chek the temps

 

[sumit3322]

The Core and internal temperatures are for the CPU. The temperatures of the CPU were moderate above. It was the motherboard temperature that worried my.

I'd try the case-fan/zip tie solution and see what it did.

i have zip tied a cabinet fan and directly above the mobo but it seems to have no effect on system temps

 

[DonkeyOatie]

And it is blowing down on the motherboard over the power delivery area I mentioned. Just checking. I'm very surprised it had no effect whatsoever.

 

[sumit3322]

And it is blowing down on the motherboard over the power delivery area I mentioned. Just checking. I'm very surprised it had no effect whatsoever.

just directly above the black power IC and also some copper coiled Registers beside the heat sink and i think its only 2 to 4 *c less