As soon as my computer plays a big 3D game, the power supply is very noisy

The 220W power supply seems to be a bit of a problem...

Generally speaking, the computer configuration is 300W or 350W for the older generation than yours, and you are too good ......

This power supply seems to be a non-exclusive product, it is sold together with the chassis, don't look at it as Huntkey, it is not a good power supply. It is recommended to change to a 350w one.

Let's talk about the reason for your high temperature, it should have something to do with the power supply, the fan power of the 220W power supply is not enough, and it can't blow out the hot air in the case in time, plus it overloads it to generate a lot of heat when playing, which increases the temperature in the case.

Look at how much dust there is on the power supply, it's best to disassemble it to see if there is a lot of dust on the fan surface of the power supply fan and graphics card.

I have to say it. Landlord. Your temperature is just too nb.

Venus 9 is good. I've used this before. Now it's time for a different table. It is a large fan x120, and it is recommended that the landlord clean up the dust in the chassis. Put the chassis square in ventilation. Use in places with large heat dissipation space.

Loud noise. Depending on your configuration. It may be caused by the graphics card and CPU cooling fan.

The power rating of the power supply is too low.

Your configuration should be at least 300W or more.

As soon as you play games, the CPU, graphics card, etc., will work at high workloads at the same time.

The demand for power naturally increases.

The calorific value is also elevated.

At this time, there will be a shortage of electricity for some components.

Noise may occur.

It will automatically shut down when it is severe.

The power of the power supply seems to be low, and the chassis should not be opened, and there is radiation. The fan capacity is poor or there is a lack of oil.

It is estimated that the current voltage is not good.

The second in the world is good, ** is more kind.

You can play 90% of the games with a different graphics card, but you can only play older games with this episode.

This configuration can give 8 points for large 3D games, the average memory, 2G, graphics card, 1G is enough, your computer is good, all exceed this standard, and the CPU is also good.

Happy playing.

The graphics card is too poor, and large 3D is very difficult.

8 points, normal 3D can be finished, large enough to choke.

No, you can only play mini-games.

Must be able to play.,It's recommended that you play the WOW classic masterpiece.。

cpu 240

Motherboard 300 RAM 100? (Now the memory is basically about 150 pieces of single card 4G) hard disk 350

Graphics500 monitor Not sure about this model 1k?

** of about 2k3.。。。 Play mainstream 3D games,Open low configuration effect should be able to play。。。

In summary, the configuration is relatively low... It is not recommended to start.

lz, if you buy online, it is about 1500, and it is always more expensive to buy in physical stores than online, because physical stores have to pay store rent.

It's hard to play 3D with this kind of preparation. Not to mention large 3D games.

And the people who installed the machines are also unprofessional. Intel's CPU is equipped with an ATI graphics card. Obviously, the bull's head is not in the horse's mouth.

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The performance of the motherboard is limited, so it is equipped with a low-level CPUIt's enough to play general mainstream games2G,4G or moreXP system can only display about 3G,The graphics card is also OK, my 4850 is still killing mainstream games。 If you play some large 3D single-player games, the graphics card is so-so, and the CPU will not work, so remember to optimize and clean up the junk from time to time.

The memory is a little low.,4G is better.,My 8G is still three generations.,Your graphics card is also 2G,

The configuration can generally cope with a few 3D games, and large 3D is difficult to 、、、

A single chassis does not connect about 1500 monitors.

Can your motherboard afford this 2G graphics card?

I don't know what model of your CPU is. If it's a cheaper CPU, it's still recommended that you change it, because it can't load your 3D game, if the fan is broken, you can change the fan, unpacking is actually very simple, just unscrew a few screws on the back and sides of the case I hope it will help you.

There's a way.

Reduce the clarity of 3D games.

Clarity of scenery and so on.

And you have a hair dryer at home, right?

Blow the heat vents at the back of this case.

Let's make a statement. Don't blame me for being so gray.

What you said is that there is no way except after that, buying a new machine is the only one, or taking it outside to deal with, be careful of being pitted or poor technology.

So your computer configuration is general,Otherwise, playing 3D will not have so much heat,But there will be no automatic shutdown as you said,Generally, the CPU will be blue screen and automatically shut down at more than 85 to 90 degrees. I guess it's because your CPU fan doesn't work, so change to a bigger one. 20 30 blocks are enough.

Buy a hot base will not be the book, if the book is taken to repair it early). I don't know the specific problem, so I can only deduce the cause of the problem you are talking about according to common sense.

I haven't heard that the temperature is high to change U, change a U fan, buy a super scare fan on the excellence of dozens of dollars, your air volume is not enough, buy it back and call the computer city people to install it.

If you change the CPU fan, it should be that the fan is not working.

Forehead. Nothing good to do. Turn on the dust removal.

This configuration will not be able to run 3D games at all. CPU, Neicun, and graphics cards can't work, how can you play 3D?!

You can go to the nomad starry sky to see that the game introduction page has an introduction to the suitable for the host and there will be software to help you test it.

3DDon't think about Celeron dual-core plus set graphics also 1G memory, CF will card, not to mention stand-alone 3D.

...Well, it looks like a problem with the graphics card, you go to the good friend to borrow a graphics card, try to see if the screen is blurred or something (or bring your own graphics card to the good friend house) run 3dmark06 to see. If that doesn't work, change your card.

Now graphics cards are really cheap.

Question addendum: Then open the case and see if the graphics card fan is rotating normally Your situation is very similar to the graphics card overheating causing the screen to blur By the way, use Everest to see the GPU temperature. Don't get wet. Not allowed.

In fact, your problem is the problem of the power supply or graphics card!! However, you can try to clean up the dust and dirt on your motherboard and power supply, sometimes the dust will increase the load on the power supply and make the components not work properly.

The abnormal sound of the chassis should be sent by the hard disk, and it should be the problem of the hard disk itself.

Depending on what you said, there are 3 possibilities.

1 The graphics card does not dissipate heat well.

2 The graphics card is not well powered.

3 The graphics card is broken.

I think the first two are more likely.

According to what you said, you can basically judge that it is a problem with the graphics card,You can test to see if the fan is normal,Try a fan first, maybe the phenomenon of abnormal sound and blurred screen will be gone,For your reference!

In most cases, it's the fan's fault, you open the back cover, turn on the computer and take a look, and it's OK soon! And besides, 9600 is really powerful.

Configuration issues? Some configurations can't afford to play 3D big games?

Check whether the CPU and power supply fan are running normally, and if they are normal, then use the hard disk detection tool to check whether there are bad sectors.

Look at the fans.

Open the case and observe that there is a sound in the general case, most of the time it is a fan problem, is there a sound in the case when it is turned on, if there is a fan problem, the fan is used for too long, or there is a lot of dust.

Nothing else is too much of a problem.

Speed solution I don't want to see him burn the computer.

It is estimated that the heat of the graphics card is large, and the sound of the graphics card fan.

Check the graphics card fan to see if there is any problem.

'Buzzing Crash' is telling, how can it make such a loud noise? Optical drives and fans. I judged that it was the fan, and if it wasn't a power supply issue, the CPU and graphics card were overheating.

Install a temperature monitoring software to see if the alarm temperature is set a little lower, such as in the range of 65-75. Master Lu seems to have this kind of function. If it does overheat, it is recommended to replace the heatsink, my computer was playing Mission 5 overheating and restarting repeatedly, and finally replacing the CPU and graphics card heatsink to solve the problem, and now it has been stable.

Platform incompatibility. Try to play as new games as possible. I heard that it was okay to go up, but I tried, but it wasn't very successful.

It is not recommended to change the system, and the 32-bit system can only recognize about 3G memory.

My home computer is the same, and sometimes it freezes when playing Crysis 3. It should be a system problem, it is recommended that you install the 32bit flagship version.

Test the video memory with software.

The GT540 is an entry-level graphics card, and it is also relatively poor in the graphics card, which may be a problem with your graphics card.

The configuration of the computer is very good, what games do you play? It is recommended to try it with an XP system.

If you're using an integrated sound card, it's likely to burn.,My MSI Black Gold Commemorative Edition had such a problem.,Later, I disabled the original one.,Buy a sound card and install it.。

If it is independent, remove it to clean the dust, and then plug it in forcefully to try it.