The AMD5000 silicone fans have been replaced with high temperatures for gaming

Before you play the game, press the CTRL+ALT+DELETE buttons at the same time to enter the task manager, see the CPU and memory occupancy, and you can also use Master Lu to monitor more temperatures, confirm which temperature is higher for the CPU, graphics card, motherboard, etc., and then find a solution. You said that sometimes the screen is black, and the graphics card has also been burned, so the temperature of the CPU and graphics card may be high. If the CPU is nearly 100% active and persistent when playing a game, it means that the CPU can't take on the heavy lifting of your game (although increasing CPU cooling will keep the CPU at a normal temperature, it is still not suitable for the game) and you need to upgrade your PC or play some lower-end games.

If there is still room for CPU usage, but the temperature is high, it is definitely a heat dissipation issue, check if your silicone is properly coated and the fan is installed in place. Of course, if the temperature of the graphics card is also high, the graphics card needs to increase heat dissipation. If Master Lu monitors the high temperature of the motherboard, you have to consider strengthening the cooling of the case.

It may be that your fan is not strong enough or the heatsink is not in good contact with the CPU, I have an old computer with 5200+, the fan is overclocked three blue bird four, the CPU usage rate is 100% and it is less than 60 degrees, first confirm whether the heatsink is close to the CPU, the silicone grease should be coated well, AMD's fan is very simple, just buckle it directly. Make sure that the temperature is still high after good contact, change to an overclocking three blue bird three or blue bird four 11 version, and it will be 30 pieces.

Obviously, your problem is a problem with the heatsink Originally, AMD's CPU power consumption was high, and the temperature naturally went up, but it was said to automatically shut down, and that was because of the heat dissipation problem, so the motherboard automatic protector will automatically turn off the machine for you The solution is very simple, go to the computer city to change the CPU fan, come back, and you can play it, and the fan that has been used for 4 years should still be replaced.

The CPU and the fan are in poor contact, resulting in the heat emitted by the CPU when it is running can not be well dissipated, you check whether the CPU fan and the CPU are in good contact, like you, the black screen when playing a game is generally not a system or software problem, generally the CPU automatically shuts down because the temperature is too high, focus on checking whether the CPU fan is in good contact with the CPU.

Replace the fan and add thermal paste, it really can't be connected to a case fan.

AMD5000+ is a common problem, the temperature is extremely high after 3-4 years, no way, change the CPU.

There are 2 points, the fan and the CPU are not closely together, and the silicone is estimated to be not coated The second point is that the 5000+ temperature is already very high, and it is recommended to install + a case fan.

Look at your cooling hardware, how to blame it on the CPU.

You are wrong when you say that 5000+ is a garbage CPU!! My CPU is 5000+ dual-core, from the beginning of the spring of 2009 to November 2010, nearly two years or more!!

I suspect you haven't cleaned up the dust in the CPU fan for a long time!!

My 5000+ (manual energy saving), the main frequency can be reduced without changing the voltage, which can reduce the power consumption and temperature

When I am 5000+ (manual energy saving), the general standby temperature is 31 degrees, and when playing games, it is within 45 degrees!! In the summer, the standby temperature is 43 degrees Celsius, and when playing games, it is 56 degrees Celsius or less!!

If you want to do this energy-saving method, you can contact me and I will teach you to do manual energy-saving.

That's a problem with your installation technology, not a problem with the 5000+ CPU, this CPU doesn't need any case fans at all, and it doesn't need a high-end heatsink.

See if the inside of your radiator is clogged with dust. Clean it up first. If it really doesn't work, just change the heat pipe heat sink. About 80 pieces are enough.

5000+ belongs to 65nm technology, and the calorific value belongs to the largest in the 5 series, and my original is also playing the Lost Planet in the summer, and it is directly dry to 70 degrees, so I suggest you still sell it, change to a 45nm CPU, for example, AMD240-250, the performance is much higher than that of 5000+, and the temperature standby is controlled at 25-45, which is the temperature for playing games in summer.

Change to a better CPU fan, about 80 yuan is fine, the fan you changed is too rubbish, not CPU garbage.

Check if the fan is in close contact with the CPU.

If there is a problem with your thermal grease, the temperature of the CPU will not be able to dissipate heat through the heat sink.

The CPU temperature is high, mainly in the following aspects:

1. CPU overclocking, causing the fan to fail to dissipate heat in time.

2. No silicone.

3. Whether the air circulation near the host is normal.

4. There is too much dust in the fan.

5. Fengshan's motor has no oil.

Please check it out!

I think it's probably caused by your overclocking and poor air circulation near the console!

AMD 5000+, it shouldn't be too hot, aren't you opening the core? Or is it overclocking? Or is the fan's power cord not plugged in? Or is it connected to a fan that doesn't turn?

Poor heat dissipation is a possibility, and it is recommended to clean up the original silicone grease before reapplying.

See if there is a problem with the contact with the heat transfer under the fan on the CPU. It's not good to touch it, and it's basically not cool.

Is the power supply of the motherboard stable, is it a short circuit somewhere on the motherboard?

Have you checked the power supply? The heat dissipation of the power supply fan will be much better if you replace it with a large fan. The best way to change the CPU is to replace it with a copper pipe. This temperature is okay. It is normal for playing large games or running large programs to generate a relatively high amount of heat.

First determine whether it is other parts that cause the computer to shut down due to heat dissipation, such as the graphics card, and the detection software is sometimes inaccurate.

Inspection software sometimes doesn't work. If the temperature is too high, you can quickly shut it down, open the chassis and test it. The CPU temperature is too high. Test run too fast and see if there is high-speed software on. There is no problem with the cpude fan.

What is your indoor temperature. The temperature of the fan is not quizzed, then it may not be tightened. Otherwise, how smart you are, have you ever overclocked the silicone?

Some viruses are also possible. Is the CPU complaint just a CF issue? It's still too high as soon as you open the software

Then it's just a matter of software. How much you are silent, how much is going on now. But I always feel like you've got a virus

Change the system, it won't be too high. There is no use of cooling software. Or switch to detection software.

What is the temperature of the biso which I turned on. If the standby temperature is much worse than the opening of the software, it is possible that there is a virus and power and electrical stress.

CF is a game that is not optimized enough, the amount of computing is very demanding, and the CPU occupancy ratio is large, so it is normal for the CPU temperature to be high. But it's so high that it can be a problem to turn it off directly, and since the fan is fine, I think it's possible that you reapply the silicone grease too thick or unevenly.

First of all, your CPU fan is still spinning, right? Hehe. You first clean the CPU heatsink (especially the heat dissipation fins), and then buy a needle thermal grease to recoat it, and apply it thinly and evenly, I guess the silicone grease has dried up. Hope it works for you, thanks.

The preliminary judgment is that the fan is used up and rotates too slowly, and the speed cannot be seen by the naked eye when you check it

I also use your u, and it was the same as you some time ago. Teach you a method, you take the CPU off the pin stand (I don't know what it's called, it's called that for the time being), then cut off the four corners of the business card, pad it on the four corners of this white shelf, and then put the CPU on it (just enough that the edge of the CPU can be stuck), apply the silicone, and install it OK. Try it, that's how mine works.

I'm using the same model as you. Change the heat sink "Overclocking three heat sinks".

What about the specific value of temperature?

My i5 is now running SC2 for a long time, and the temperature is more than 50 degrees, but the temperature of the broken graphics card is even higher, 60 degrees + ......

Generally, the room temperature is about 10 degrees, and the CPU is less than 60 degrees when the CPU is fully loaded, and I don't think it's a big problem. See if your graphics card is hot? There is also the heat dissipation of the case.

Mine is 5000+ This CPU is like this, no way, I burned one. If you want to use it, you can bear it, you can only change it, and I have a lot of basic running things, so I will call the alarm and crash.

Because it should be considered normal, because it rotates fast, so it requires a lot of degrees, so basically you don't have to worry too much.

If it is 80° when playing a game, it is very likely that the internal temperature of the case is too high, it is recommended that you clean up the dust in the graphics card and the case after the power is off, and then redo the system aside, and then see that the temperature will be much better, and it may be that your silicone grease is not done well, and it is best to fill the fan and CPU with silicone grease Open evenly, don't apply too much I hope it will help you.

Is it the software that sees the temperature high or do you feel the temperature with your hands? If the software temperature is high, it may be that the software is not accurate or the temperature pin of the motherboard is broken!! (You don't have to worry too much about this kind of problem) If you feel the temperature is high with your hands, it may be that there is a problem with your installation.

The CPU silicone coating is too thick.

CPU temperature within 85 degrees is OK.

If the overall temperature of the computer is too high, try to improve the air duct, such as the front air intake and the rear exhaust, to speed up the air circulation.

Check whether the power supply is stable, and whether there are some uneven or too high voltages, which can easily heat up the CPU or even burn the CPU.

When the fan is running normally, check whether the heat sink and the CPU fit tightly, and try to replace the thermal grease between them, which can have a certain heat dissipation effect.

The heat dissipation effect of the heat sink is limited, you can consider replacing the heat sink (including the fan) of the whole CPU cooling system, it is best to choose a copper pillar, or a heat pipe, so that the effect is more obvious.

Try to install an air duct on the CPU heatsink part, and the current new chassis basically has a CPU temperature.

1. The internal silicone grease of the CPU has dried up, resulting in the heat of its CPU core cannot be transmitted to the outside in time, and the lid needs to be opened to replace the silicone grease.

2. A very thin blade is required to open the cover, such as a blade for shaving beards.

3, then along the edge of the depth of 3mm and then slowly cut, after a circle, you can disassemble the iron cover.

The question should be clear, whether to touch the high temperature with your hands, or use software to detect the high temperature, and send your configuration to the specific degree! Problems with the power supply and motherboard all lead to high temperatures!

Power supply Insufficient power supply will also be high temperature Change the fan and change the silicone grease, it is not good to change the power supply to try the ordinary people I don't tell him.

How high?

See if the radiator isn't put in place.

Don't trust the software! It's best to boot the computer into the BIOS and check the temperature! Or feel the temperature of the heatsink with your hands!

It's possible that the temperature probe is broken! Check your Overclocking 3 Red Sea fan! The voltage when the CPU drops to 2G is that the voltage when it exceeds the voltage does not need to be pressurized at all!

This will increase the temperature by 2 degrees! I used to warm up to 3g. for 5000+Up to 300 external frequency.

11 Octaves! Then there's whether the heatsink is in full contact with the CPU! Hope it helps!

Cow, it's not dead at such a high level? Change the fan, it is not possible to clean up the light if it is broken Silicone grease should be applied to the fan is not good, the power is not enough, and the speed is not enough. Is there a problem with the heatsink, there is contact between the heatsink and the CPU.