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    Strange quick heating issue

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by manic32, Aug 16, 2015.

  1. manic32

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    I have an Asus X59SL with an Intel DC T3200 from a buddy

    It has a strange heating issue that makes the CPU temprature spike in less than a minute without even starting the OS, the fan start working at full speed with a really heated air getting out

    I can even start the Windows properly it just gives a blue screen, and when I try to reinstall Windows 7 with a bootable pen drive, it just gets stuck too

    I've opened it, it had no dust at all, I've put thermal paste but it does nothing, it just heats without a reason and really quick, is this a mother board issue?

    I dont know if it could be a GPU issue too, but I see no glitches on the image

    It's really a big mystery that I've never understood...
     
    manic32, Aug 16, 2015
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