Cpu high temperatures - Computers & Internet

When you say "idles high" do you mean you hear fans spinning faster or louder? If so, a fan spinning at higher than normal speeds is indicative of components/chips being run aggressively causing them to run at much higher temperatures. You may want to look into getting temperature monitoring software like CPU-Z to monitor the temperatures of your CPU and GPU. These components are the most common ones to be running at high temperatures. If any fan has failed on them the secondary fans (if there is one) will run at much higher speeds to compensate. Your PC may have a safety precaution to automatically shut down if certain temperatures are reached to prevent permanent damage to the components. Are you getting any blue screens before it shuts down?

It is car brakes. Turn that game off.

OH, I'M JUST KIDDING!

BIOS speaker is broken, and you hear high pitched beeps?
Hmmmmm,..........

CPU temperature in normal............
What is the CPU, and what is the temp? Hey, I gotta know so we are on the same page here, lol!

Me?
Those repeated high pitch BIOS Beep Codes indicate a CPU problem.
I would remove the Heatsink/Fan combo, and replace the Thermal Paste.
(Following Anti-Static Precautions, and cleaning the CPU, and Heatsink, of course)

Also make sure the Heatsink is sitting flat.
Yes, I know what you stated about Speecy, and Core Temp, but I would try it anyway.

Still no?
CPU is sounding Taps, and telling you goodbye.

Regards,
joecoolvette

Make sure that cpu fans are running normally. Go to BIOS (generally with F2 on intel motherboards), and there will be information about cpu temperature, also fan speed (in RPM). If fan speed is 0 or very low problem is in cpu fan. (connection problem might be). If cpu fan speed is normal (high value) and cpu temperature is high, I will suggest you to open your PC case (or notebook) and see whether cpu fan is dirty or not. This is very common problem. If so, clean it.

Most laptop having high temperature. Use notebook cooler and place it under the laptop...Overheating is caused by CPU..so if you can opening the CPU, clean the CPU for both cooler and CPU surface, then put into it a cpu thermal grease. This way will reduce CPU temperature.

Hi,
Enter bios and check your CPU temperature, maybe it gets hot (optimal CPU temperature depends on CPU type, but usually it? not normal if it? above 65 *C) and because of that shutdown occurs. If the CPU temperature is high, apply heating paste between CPU and heatsink. Usually if the PSU is defective, the system restarts, shutdown occurs rarely.

If this is the solution for your problem, please rate my post, otherwise give us more details aboutyour problem.

Regards,
Andras

High CPU Temperature = Bad fan
High CPU Usage = Virus or corrupt program

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Use the free App called iStat Pro to monitor ALL temperatures. Give your Mac some air (literally)
There is a big difference between CPU Temp and, for example Enclosure.
You also may have a very high CPU usage for a while.
Check if your fans are running high I.E 6000 Rpm
@How2Mac

if hp dont have solution for that my advice is buy a laptop cooler or call HP to replace your computer, i was looking for the reviews and there are no negative reviews and hardware heating

Do you still have your manual? If not download it from Gigabyte at this link:http://www.giga-byte.com/Products/Motherboard/Products_Spec.aspx?ProductID=2637
Enter your bios & open manual to page 51, "PC Health Status". Here you can monitor the CPU temp, system temp & CPU fan speed. Notice the manual shows the example of system temp to be 30degs C & current CPU Temperature is at 47degs C. One would think these temps are reasonable. My CPU fan runs between 3308Rpm & 3341Rpm. CPU @ 41deg C & MB @ 31deg C. AMD 64 X2 Dual Core 4200+ 2.21 GHz.
Suggest you try this. If your running Win XP. Open system properties. Click the Advanced tab. Click the settings button under
Startup and Recovery. Remove the check mark to the left of, Automatically restart. Windows should provide an error message if & when the system freezes. This will help in finding what is causing the system to freeze. If your CPU fan is running under 3000Rpm you might consider buying a faster fan or add a case fan to the side of the case to help bring in fresh air to blow onto the CPU fan & PCI-Express card. Here is a decent lace to look for case fans: http://www.xoxide.com/casefans.html

Keep me up to date andr_zero.
Good luck!
Mike

if it gives you 60 secs warning , abort the shutdown by ---- shutdown /a---- command....and check for any servivice termination from administrative tools > services... check if all the automatic strted services are running