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>>5358641

www.anonmalk.se but with t instead of m in the middle f69b8502cd3842e2d86da5f10c799301 69241

I mad.

everyone knows exactly what you're talking about

>>5358642
>as there seems to be something wrong with my PC (shutting down for some unknown reason two days in a row can't be coincidence).
Something like that happened to me once. To summarize, CPU's have a built in thermostat to check if the PC is overheating. If your heatsink fails to work, your CPU will automatically shut itself down in order to protect itself. (It's called a "thermal event" on most PCs.) Did you recently wash your computer in the last few weeks? Maybe you got some water/dust on the "thermal paste."

Solutions:
-Rearrange the heatsink and fan's positions.
-Put more thermal paste on your CPU. (Thermal paste is used for conductivity.)
-Dust off your PSU.

>>5358692
Everyone who's been here longer than a few days does.

>>5358692
Welcome to /jp/, newfriend.

That thing was still up? Wow.

>>5358692
Hrhrhrhrhr you new?

>>5358638
www.anomtalk.se but with n instead of m near the middle fa3efbc8ee6b6a6fd795a3578e1d2353 36483

>>5358642
Welcome to my botnet
>>5358692
Hi /a/

>>5359012
Are you from the Sion botnet, White Ren botnet or Derek botnet?

>>5358963
>Put more thermal paste on your CPU. (Thermal paste is used for conductivity.)
lol no. Thermal paste is used only to fill the air gaps. Its thermal conductivity is poorer than that of a metal.

>>5359017
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_grease

>>5359024
Read what you give, retard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_paste#Applying_and_removing
>Because thermal grease's thermal conductivity is poorer than the metals they couple, it is important to use no more than is necessary to exclude air gaps. Excess grease separating the metal surfaces further will only degrade conductivity, increasing the risk of overheating.

>>5359029
>>5359017
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_paste
>Thermal paste is a fluid substance, originally with properties akin to grease, which *increases *the *thermal *conductivity of a thermal interface by compensating for the irregular surfaces of the components.
>(Thermal paste is used for *conductivity.)

>>5359044
>by compensating for the irregular surfaces
Filling the air gaps, because air has a poor conductivity.

>>5359066
Well fuck you, you stupid nerd. Why do you even care so much. I'm leaving. Fucking nerds....

>>5358963
I dismissed the possibility earlier as I'd never had any heating problems before, but come to think of it, a couple days ago when it was raining and I had my window open, I closed my computer case just in case the wind got strong enough to send rain into the room...maybe that's what causing the problem.