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"Bryan Henderson" <> wrote in message
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> My computer sometimes does strange things like continuously repeating a
> sound you get when you click on something. I have checked for a virus but
it
> isn't that and it doesn't do this all the time.
>
> I have noticed that the case is sometimes much hotter than usual due to
the
> hot weather we are having and wanted to know if there is any software for
> monitoring cpu temperature in Win 98 or do I have to go into the BIOS to
see
> what the temp is?
>
> My cpu is an AMD Athlon 1600XP. What temperature range does this work at?
>
> TIA for any help.
>
>
> --
> Radar: You're not supposed to be sleeping.
> Hawkeye: I'm not sleeping Radar... I'm just inspecting the
> insides of my eyelids....
>
Lacking more in-depth information, I would say that you could have an
ovrheating issue. There are plenty of 3rd party freeware applications
available (just do a Google search) which will monitor/report the
temperature of the hardware in your system.

~G~

Gavyn wrote:
> "Bryan Henderson" <> wrote in message
> news:bf36v6$a5o6a$...
>
>>My computer sometimes does strange things like continuously repeating a
>>sound you get when you click on something. I have checked for a virus but
>
> it
>
>>isn't that and it doesn't do this all the time.
>>
>>I have noticed that the case is sometimes much hotter than usual due to
>
> the
>
>>hot weather we are having and wanted to know if there is any software for
>>monitoring cpu temperature in Win 98 or do I have to go into the BIOS to
>
> see
>
>>what the temp is?
>>
>>My cpu is an AMD Athlon 1600XP. What temperature range does this work at?
>>
>>TIA for any help.
>>
>>
>>--
>>Radar: You're not supposed to be sleeping.
>>Hawkeye: I'm not sleeping Radar... I'm just inspecting the
>>insides of my eyelids....
>>
>
> Lacking more in-depth information, I would say that you could have an
> ovrheating issue. There are plenty of 3rd party freeware applications
> available (just do a Google search) which will monitor/report the
> temperature of the hardware in your system.
>
> ~G~
>
>
>
Try visiting AMD.com and with a little searching you'll see the max is 195F.
I run the same processor on an Epox MB w/512 Mb ram, XP Home and run
Seti@Home 24/7.
The average temp is 120F to 125F after I cut a hole in the side cover
and installed a fan blowing in. This made a 10F drop in temp.
Hope this helped.

Good advice.


"jfw06013" <> wrote in message
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> Gavyn wrote:
>> "Bryan Henderson" <> wrote in message
>> news:bf36v6$a5o6a$...
>>
>>>My computer sometimes does strange things like continuously repeating a
>>>sound you get when you click on something. I have checked for a virus but
>>
>> it
>>
>>>isn't that and it doesn't do this all the time.
>>>
>>>I have noticed that the case is sometimes much hotter than usual due to
>>
>> the
>>
>>>hot weather we are having and wanted to know if there is any software for
>>>monitoring cpu temperature in Win 98 or do I have to go into the BIOS to
>>
>> see
>>
>>>what the temp is?
>>>
>>>My cpu is an AMD Athlon 1600XP. What temperature range does this work at?
>>>
>>>TIA for any help.
>>>
>>>
>>>--
>>>Radar: You're not supposed to be sleeping.
>>>Hawkeye: I'm not sleeping Radar... I'm just inspecting the
>>>insides of my eyelids....
>>>
>>
>> Lacking more in-depth information, I would say that you could have an
>> ovrheating issue. There are plenty of 3rd party freeware applications
>> available (just do a Google search) which will monitor/report the
>> temperature of the hardware in your system.
>>
>> ~G~
>>
>>
>>
> Try visiting AMD.com and with a little searching you'll see the max is
> 195F.
> I run the same processor on an Epox MB w/512 Mb ram, XP Home and run
> Seti@Home 24/7.
> The average temp is 120F to 125F after I cut a hole in the side cover and
> installed a fan blowing in. This made a 10F drop in temp.
> Hope this helped.