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April 14th 04, 06:07 PM
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CPU temperature to high on GA-7N400 Pro2
7N400 Pro2 and using Athlon XP 2800+ together with cpu fan at 4000rpm and
still my idle CPU temperature is around 64 degrees C . When I start a 3d Game temperature rise to 76 C. I was expecting much lower temperatures, below 60s so any suggestions? Thanks balo 
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