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    Jury Duty

    in General Politics

    I got called in for jury duty, it really sucked. I had to go in and sit in a big room with tons of other people for a few hours doing nothing. Then finally they called my number and a bunch of us went into a courtroom and sat in the back. The judge explained the case and afterwards called some of us up to sit in the jury's seating area. I was one of the lucky ones that got called!

     

    The attorneys asked us questions and then got to pick which jurors would stay on the case. Luckily I was one of the few people who didn't have to stay on. Everyone that had stayed in the back of the courtroom had to go back to the original big room to get called again, but since I was one of the people who had to sit in the jury area, I got to go home and never go back. A couple weeks later I recieved a check for like... $15 for a "half-day's work". What a bunch of bs.

    Web Design

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    P4 temps

    in Tech Reviews, Support and PC Builds

    Rgr that Homer. I wish I had another spot on the back for more outtake but alas, I don't. However the back runs full speed and the front two don't so I think it's ok.

     

    I ran killer's stress tests for a good 2 1/2 hours with absolutely no problems so I'm pretty convinced my temps are good. Just have to figure out what is wrong with CoD.

    P4 temps

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    heh, wasnt asking for your PSU temp, just what psu as that may have been the prob but you have plenty of powa.

    LOL oops.

     

    I monitor temps with a program that came with my motherboard. MBM5 would be my recommendation also, dont know why it doesnt work for you  :huh: i think ya should try again  :P

     

    if it doesnt work or is wacky, uninstall MBM5, delete it's program directory from program files, then reinstall, make sure your logged on as admin ?

    Alright I'll try it again. Thanks again.

    P4 temps

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    Thanks for the response killer.

     

    cpu temp was 44c idle or load ? i hit 50c loaded and have no stability issues, idle is around 42-44c. could be the prob but might not be, is your room hot or does it have air conditioner ?

    I guess idle, I had been downloading stuff all night, but low cpu activity. Room is the same one I sleep in so it better have AC. :)

     

    Download and run Prime95 and see what your temps do and if you crash, that will let ya know if its the cpu overheating.

    OK I'm running it now, does it stop eventually or should I turn it off after a certain period of time?

     

    Whats your motherboard ?

    Oh yeah, forgot to mention that. It's an AOpen AX4SPE-UN.

     

    Whats your PSU and room temp.

     

    Room temp should be 78ºf and I have a couple fans to keep it a bit cooler. How would I go about getting my PSU temp? I have a 500 watt Powmax. Also, how can I get my cpu/system temps from outside the cmos setup. I tried MoBo Monitor 5 (recommended by Dweezil in another thread) but that reported rediculous numbers. I have SiSoft Sandra installed but I can only find "Board Temperature" in the "Mainboard Information" section, not cpu temp.

     

    Thanks for the help!

    P4 temps

    in Tech Reviews, Support and PC Builds

    It seems to me my cpu is running too hot. I checked my cmos setup after running my computer overnight. The SYSTEMP was 35ºc and CPUTEMP was 44ºc.

     

    When I play Call of Duty sometimes my computer will just shut down, and I was thinking that might be because my cpu is overheating. Any thoughts on that?

     

    After reading this I thought my suspicion could be correct.

     

    Specs:

    -P4 2.8c (Northwood) not overclocked

    -Stock HSF, using the craptastic thermal pad or whatever came on it

    -2 80mm intake fans in the front (bottom one doesn't run at full speed ever since I had to hook it up with a 3-to-4 pin power adapter, top one blows between my HDDs)

    -1 80mm outtake fan in the back (plus whatever my PSU adds)

    -Cable management is decent, cables are folded and on the side, extra power cables are tucked between my DVD and CD writers.

     

    Would investing in some arctic silver help me substantially? Or perhaps a new HSF? (Can anyone recommend a good one?)

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