Will my comp overheat?
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Your computer will probably not overheat under normal operation even at 90 degrees. You will help yourself in this regard if you do a few things to make sure the system stays cool. For instance, you'll want to make sure that your computer is set up in such a way that there is nothing on top or behind to block the ventilation panels. Also, you'll want to try not to set your system up where it will absorb direct afternoon light as it will in a west-facing window setting.
If your computer is old, you may want to open up the case and blow out any dust that may have accumulated inside.
If you have problems with over-heating, I might go so far as to say that the problem has less to do with the outside temperature than with power problems within your system.
Generally, you simply want to make sure the machine has some "breathing room". Literally.
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well if could. what are ur system specs and fans
it will run hotter than normal as long asthe fans are running there should be no problem
Knowing yrou critical temperature for your hardware components usually helps and there are a couple of programs give you feedback on the actual temperature of these components. I keep my hard drives below 41 C or below 99 F at all times and I consider 42 critical a good program for hard drive temps is Dtemp and it is free to download and works with all S.M.A.R.T enabled hard drives even notebook drives. As for processor temp you shouldn't have too much concern, if the chip gets too hot then yoru computer will automatically shutdown to protect it, if your GPU overheats usually you will experiance graphics problems such as broken walls while playing games or intermittant video failure.
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