the temperature

[shakespear]

hello
i have a pc and the temperature reaches sometime to 58 c and may be more than this
and asked about the reason and i was told the reason is the fan so i changed the fan with a new one but the result was the same and told again the fan is small and pc needed larger and i also changed it with new larger one. i formatted my pc many time but in vain and at last i was told the bios is damaged and i had to change it but i did n't change it koz i was not sure
plz tell me the solve
thnx

[Vega]

Does high temperature slow your Windows?

[shakespear]

hello and sorry for my delay
yes it slows down my pc
thnx 4 ur interest

[Vega]

Hi. Try CPU idle.

[soman]

There is a cooling cream put on the processor that make it cool. When your pc temp increase.

[shakespear]

hi and thnx
i replaced the fan and its cream and its useless.
thnx again

[Vega]

hi and thnx
i replaced the fan and its cream and its useless.
thnx again

Does a room where you use a computer have a conditioner?

[Vega]

There are basically two equivalent concepts of temperature, the thermodynamic concept and the statistical physics concept. Since thermodynamics deals entirely with macroscopic measurements, the thermodynamic definition of temperature, first stated by Lord Kelvin, is stated entirely in macroscopically measurable variables. Statistical physics provides a deeper understanding of thermodynamics by describing matter as a collection of a large number of particles, and derives thermodynamic (i.e. macroscopic) parameters as statistical averages of the microscopic parameters of the particles.

What does that has to do with solving the problem of high CPU temperature?

[Sunnypk]

Have you ever repaired your board before?