Hi
I have a few questions regarding my desktop. I had a new
power supply fitted to my desktop last year, I have just
noticed this morning, after running the desktop for a period
of time, perhaps a few hours, my desktop gets quite warm on
top, the power supply was replaced last year because the fan
in the old one seized up. I have checked the fans below the
power supply, I think there are two fans below, they seem to
be putting out cold air although this morning they were
putting out a lot of warm air, I have just checked the side,
there is air coming out of the side vent too. At first I
thought my cpu fan may be playing up but I am not quite sure
how I would know this. I had a few problems with my pc on
Thursday, it wouldn't shut off or shut down, I rolled it
back and this morning I installed norton utilities and found
several errors, in fact several hundred and fixed them. I
installed speed fan, the temperature of the cpu seems to be
a bit high, again I am not sure what the temperature should
be, I turned the pc off for the afternoon, let it cool right
down but I put it back on at 4 pm, after 2 hours it is
getting warm again. Is this normal? Should I be concerned?
There is some air coming out of the power supply itself but
not a lot. What should my cpu temperature be? I assume that
if anything serious went wrong my pc would shut off to
protect itself? Also listening to it it sounds a bit noisy
but it could be vibration on my desk. I have it sitting on a
carpet tile. The desktop is one I had built a few years ago
in 2012, I use windows 7 pro on it. I may be worrying for
nothing but I pick up on noises and this doesn't quite sound
right to me.
Regards
Adrien
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