How do I decrease the temperature of cpu other than fans?
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liquid cooling systems are good, there is also an a/c unit that will fit into a spare 5 1/4 slot if you have one @ www.thinkgeek.com. but never ever run the computer without all panels/covers in place this will cause the fans to work harder and they can burn out faster. computers are designed to be enclosed.
70427
U can leave it on as much as u want, but...\n1. be sure that u have installed some temperature monitoring program or u need to check BIOS for setings bout that.\n2. Remember that your CPU cant last forewer (heat damages him over time). Transistors broking over time and at some point your CPU will be out of order. For Intel its 15%, and AMD about 30% of overall number of transistors, i think.
533983
u cna go to bios setting and change the clock timeings. well be carefull when u do that. its always goood to use a additional fan for the processer, just in case if u want to increase the clocktime of the processer, to avoid over heating.
389622
check if your CPU temprature is high.\nthe most common resualt of "CPU fan" problem is hanging or freezing.\ncheck if your CPU fan is working properly.\nthe next problem may be RAM.try to change RAM and test your system.
18006
Well if u are asking which processor get really hot easily it is no doubt AMD. They operate at high voltage and get hot quickly and need more cooling. just try to add another fan to your cabinet adn there is something called cooling grease u can try that also.
121143
Check the external temperature - working in a mildly warm environment can play havoc on today's 3.0GHz+ these days. You might want to try upgrading your processor fan.\n\nAlso, some programs place an extremely high demand on processors.\n\nOverclocking also does this - but I doubt you overclock.
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I run an AMD 64 but not an FX-62.  The idle temp is different depending on what OS and idle processes you run.  If you're finding that your cooling is inadequate, see if you can find a higher rpm cooling fan instead of (if this is your case) a prong heat sink.  If you want it to run quieter, relieve some of the load off your cpu (if you really want it quite and don't mind, underclock it).  Or, just stop some unneeded process via. msconfig in the 'run' bar.
365690
First and foremost excessive heat will kill your cpu - make sure you have a cooling fan that can handle extra heat as well as both an intake and exhaust fan in addition to the one on the power supply as heat build-up also kills motherboards.  Overclocking can be done many ways - some of it is dependant on your bios - increasing the core power (not usually a good idea), increasing the clock speed, etc.  For a idea of how to do this safely go to TomsHardware.com and see what he says.
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Look around on your mainboard's installation cd if your computer came with one, or go to the site for your mainboard.  They often have a utility for monitoring your cpu and case fan speeds, given in a choice of F or C.\n\nBut be aware that devices that you want to monitor for temps must have some kind of hardware attached to them that does the measuring - main boards come with this for cpu and one or more of the fans, but not for the other things you mention.
939586
DO NOT REMOVE IT!!! get a can of air unplug the pc get a can of air and blow it out if its still loud replace it. be extremely carefull removing it sometimes the processor is stuck to the heatsink and pepole pull them out and bend or break the pins wich equals a dead pc with an expencive fix
5966
50c is perfectly fine.  My systems average between 45 and 50c.  I believe AMD CPUs can handle temps of up to 90c (i could be wrong).  Although the motherboard cannot handle temps that high anyway.
406081
Some brands has own power management programs with option to turn fan always on. Some has this option in bios. But I never seen option to turn it instantly off. I wouldn't do it. Even if you have good wind tunnel built for cooling. Factory fan is situated right in the place for most efficient cooling. Show mercy to your CPU.
30473
The air in your computer should circulate, if you have two fans, you should make one an air intake and the other an outtake.\n\nIf you only got one fan, make it take out the warm air in the computer
133353
I think it's the colder the better. messed around with water cooling (quieter) for a while, haven't done any overclocking for ages though so knowledge a bit sketchy
1005734
That's a bit high...usually want to operate at about 40-45 C or less. Get yourself a better heat sink and cooling fan, and maybe a better cooled case.
262970
check if the cooling fans are working properly.\n\nthing is, you might have to get a better cooling fan for your processor, or move your PC to a cooler place.