Help guys....major help needed.
just purchased an Intel PIII - 1GHz. Installed the new CPU, appled some thermalbond compound between the heatsink and cpu....Everything went fine until I start the machine and enter BIOS.
To my horror in the hardware monitor I can c the temperature of my cpu rising steadily....well over 100 DEGREES!!! When it was about to reach 124DEGREES....i switched my computer off....as I didn't want it to FRY my new CPU...NOWAY!!!!
Why does my CPU heats up so quickly, what is wrong???
I'm suspecting the thermal compound is the bottleneck here...since the heatsink was used b4, the thermal grease on it was old n worn, not wanting to throw it away... I bought this Thermalbond compound from a local electronics store. It says its ideal to bond things like a heatsink.
It comes in a 2 syringes 1 labelled PART A and the other PART B. the compound needs to be combined (A+B) in order to become useful.
But it seems the compund makes the CPU even hotter.
Do I need to let the compund settle 1st? as it looks very slimy after I mixed them.
I'm using an ASUS CUSL2 mobo....which has a hardware monitor program in the BIOS, watching the temp of the mobo as well as the CPU. Thats where I noticed the extremely temp!!!
just purchased an Intel PIII - 1GHz. Installed the new CPU, appled some thermalbond compound between the heatsink and cpu....Everything went fine until I start the machine and enter BIOS.
To my horror in the hardware monitor I can c the temperature of my cpu rising steadily....well over 100 DEGREES!!! When it was about to reach 124DEGREES....i switched my computer off....as I didn't want it to FRY my new CPU...NOWAY!!!!
Why does my CPU heats up so quickly, what is wrong???
I'm suspecting the thermal compound is the bottleneck here...since the heatsink was used b4, the thermal grease on it was old n worn, not wanting to throw it away... I bought this Thermalbond compound from a local electronics store. It says its ideal to bond things like a heatsink.
It comes in a 2 syringes 1 labelled PART A and the other PART B. the compound needs to be combined (A+B) in order to become useful.
But it seems the compund makes the CPU even hotter.
Do I need to let the compund settle 1st? as it looks very slimy after I mixed them.
I'm using an ASUS CUSL2 mobo....which has a hardware monitor program in the BIOS, watching the temp of the mobo as well as the CPU. Thats where I noticed the extremely temp!!!