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Re: PC Heating Issues

 
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Feb 14th, 2008
89 is not normal. Power off immediately to avoid damage.
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Re: PC Heating Issues

 
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used full can of compressed air on the inside of the pc again!! this helped and is keeping temps around 40-50 C idle, and 55-60 C full load. no problems yet, and when cleaned, it had a lot of dust left. Problem solved, and i will add another gig of ram and make it really fast. Thanks to those who tried to help!!
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