Core temp

[Stevontoast]

It is at 62oC
and the 2nd one is at 67oC
It is highlighted in yellow on my hardware temp detector
Any way of cooling it down
I noticed my fan making weird noises
Do you think it has become loose?
Or is my power supply not strong enough? (250w LOL)
I'm getting a 650w power supply from my mate in about 2 weeks
Do you think my pc can hold out that long?
Oh yeah
I replaced the motherboard and CPU the other day
ALL on my own....
Works fine though
Just the temp is really high and the fan isn't getting a high enough RPM

 

[Omnica]

My guess would be there is some dust in the bearings of your fan, causing the noise and lack of preformance. What I would do is take it out and bring it to a cheap local computer store see if you can buy a bulk one of the same size, and you'll be all set.
YOu shouldn't need to pay more than about ten bucks.

 

[Stevontoast]

My guess would be there is some dust in the bearings of your fan, causing the noise and lack of preformance. What I would do is take it out and bring it to a cheap local computer store see if you can buy a bulk one of the same size, and you'll be all set.
YOu shouldn't need to pay more than about ten bucks.

Thanks for the quick responce
A few things though
1. I live in the UK so $$$ isn't my thing lol
2. The fan is clean (recently cleaned it)
I really think it is my PSU/thermal paste....
I'm not sure what the average temp should be but 60oC seems like a lot!
I'm not a computer genius but I'm not stupid either so
I can trouble shoot easily ^__^
Might try seeing if the connector is in properly

 

[Omnica]

AMD's run hotter than intels. google your processor type and avg tempatures and see what others users are experiecing. Clean fans are great, but if dust gets in the bearings then they will make a bit of noise while spinning and don't work as efficiently. Often the fan can appear to be clean, but if it doesn't spin freely on its own, or has resistance, then you have a problem.

 

[Stevontoast]

AMD's run hotter than intels. google your processor type and avg tempatures and see what others users are experiecing. Clean fans are great, but if dust gets in the bearings then they will make a bit of noise while spinning and don't work as efficiently. Often the fan can appear to be clean, but if it doesn't spin freely on its own, or has resistance, then you have a problem.

Rofl it is fine
I fixed it
When I put my CPU back on the motherboard and put the fan on...
I kinda screwed it on backwards
LOL
But I fixed it and now its down to below 50 again
^___^
What a mistake I made D:
But thanks for your ideas, pal!
Greatly appricated!