For those of you who understand CPUs, please ask a question

There is no problem with the CPU.

It's not a problem with the CPU, it could be poisoned.

Another possibility, which generally does not happen, is that the hard disk is broken, and the CPU is very difficult to read and write the hard disk data, which will also cause the problem of running ordinary programs and the usage rate will also rise.

Overall, as long as the operation does not feel stuck, there is no problem.

The CPU doesn't have the problem of only one core working and the other core not working.

Take my thought on the post. Theoretically your configuration doesn't match the CPU...Or your motherboard. Or a graphics card and so on. (The landlord writes about other configurations).

Second. One another possibility. It's just that there's a problem with the CPU. Or find someone to take a look. I'm just a businessman. What exactly is the problem. I don't know. Please include as much as you like.

How do you think about hardware problems, don't want to think about software problems, open Task Manager, see which software eats up your CPU, look at you like this, it seems to be a lightning problem.

What operating system are you using? Vista may be oh Intel's dual-core doesn't need to be patched, you can open the task manager to see If the cup occupancy has two boxes (representing two cores), it's no problem Your 57% is probably a burst occupancy Otherwise, it may be too much background running.

2 problems: CPU power supply and heat dissipation issues.

The first question is that this needs to be eliminated, is your hands-on ability okay? I'll go on. What brand of power do you use and how many watts? Are you a brand of goods?

The second problem is to simply replace a cooling fan with copper tubes, which is not expensive 50 yuan is enough. I don't think you're going to get it.

First of all, open the side panel, use the electric fan to blow, run naked for a few days to see if it is stable, if it is stable, you can change the fan, if it is unstable, then it will be looped to the first problem.

Observe your CPU occupancy, the occupancy rate has been too high, then close some programs that start automatically after booting, and if it is too high, it is a virus, and the CPU has been fully loaded will also cause the temperature to be too high.

Have you ruled out what I said above, so a slight compromise is to build a forward and backward air duct, replace the CPU fan, these are all things that the person who sells your computer can do.

A 12mm case fan + 2 8mm case fans are probably no more than 30 yuan, a CPU fan is about 50 yuan, and the rest is labor cost. Specifically, you have to talk to JS, in this case, the heat dissipation effect is very good. The so-called forward and backward out,That is, a 12mm fan is placed in the middle of the front panel and the hard disk bracket to blow in,8mm fan is placed in the side panel to blow in,The rear panel is pumped out,The main thing is that the fan on the front panel is difficult to install,The other chassis are reserved for a good position,You see that there are dense holes in the side panel and the back panel somewhere,In fact, this is the fan position。

If you can really rule out what I said above, then use this set of solutions to ensure cooling, my own computer is fully armed, CPU fan with copper tube 45, North Bridge fan overclocking three North Sea 2 generation 80, 2 8mm fans, 2 12mm fans, the temperature is suppressed at about 38-55, North Bridge 38-55 or so, hard disk 38-45 or so. It was a bit more expensive and a little troublesome, but my room temperature was above 30 degrees, and the room had no windows, and the environment was a little harsh .........

Finally, have you seen your northbridge temperature, what is it, and other components on the motherboard overheating can also affect the CPU. Please pay attention to the fact that there is an auxiliary power supply port near the CPU of the motherboard, where it is plugged in, where the power supply voltage can be increased, which helps the stable operation of the CPU. And are you running naked with a big electric fan?

That's what works.

Look at your description carefully, you said that the CPU fan is 3000 rpm, the original fan will not be so slow, it is more than 5000 rpm when fully loaded, unless you have set it in the BIOS, or it is not the original fan! Remember that a silent fan will only run at 3000 rpm or below, and the original fan will definitely not!

I'm chatting QQ, which is efficient.

Hello The above situation you said is due to the high temperature generated by the CPU load, and the system forcibly cuts off the power supply in order to protect itself, but LZ said that playing web games overheating is very abnormal in the Athlon 5000+ model, I personally think that there is dust in the gap of the heat sink under the CPU fan, which causes poor ventilation, which naturally makes the temperature rise.

Of course, this is just a possibility,It's normal for you to keep it for a period of time after you change the system, and it may be a problem with the software,For example, poisoning,Or improper nucleus,Too much power supply,I'm also Athlon CPU play island special effect fully open CPU The maximum temperature is only about 68,So I think it's more likely to be a problem with software control,I don't know the specific situation of LZ, so it's better to use the elimination method! First of all, look at the hardware, the order consists of, the fan, the heat sink, the thermal conductive silicon on the contact surface of the CPU and the heat sink (not between the fan and the heat sink), the motherboard power supply, the total power supply, if not, from the system! If the problem is solved, it is a problem of software control!

I hope to help LZ get out of the sea of suffering as soon as possible!

What motherboard are you using? This may have a lot to do with the motherboard.

Your power supply is not enough, which is one of the direct causes if the power is lost.

Silicone grease also has a lot to do with it, you take apart the fan on the CPU and look at the silicone grease inside, if it's hard, wipe off the silicone grease and recoat it, if it's an adhesive substance, it means it's okay, apply it evenly, put the fan back on, and the graphics card is the same, but the graphics card needs to be disassembled in the back and buy a better silicone grease with silver gray.

Since you said that the maintenance staff reworked the system with you, it would be good. That definitely has a lot to do with the person you use the computer. Before you know it, you may have been poisoned by some kind of poison, causing some unsafe factors in the background to occupy your CPU.

It is recommended that you find that master to help you install it, and then ask him to install it with you with a one-click restoration. If you don't understand, you can m me.

The CPU temperature is too high is one of the problems, maybe the CPU has been scammed. There is also a fan that may not dissipate heat well, it should not be the original fan, it is recommended to try a different fan.

The cpu ash should be cleaned up often, but you also have too much ash. It's better to change the fan Don't listen to those maintenance people Don't they just come to the door and charge once AMD original fans may be a bit of a problem And Is your CPU overclocked?? I don't know the specifics, but it's better to change the fan.

If my brother believes me, change the radiator.

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