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 Keith 
  
Thanks for the info. I had that problem with my 
prior PC... temperatures dropped from 70C to about 40C after I took apart the 
CPU fan and cleaned heat sink and put back with some fresh thermal grease. What 
an eye opener. 
  
With my current PC, temperature seems OK, running 
at 45C now, but I should monitor it more often than I do. 
  
Thanks  
  
Ara 
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  Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 11:05 
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  Subject: Re: [amibroker] OT: XP memory 
  tester 
  
  Ara & others -- In the past, I have had similar problems 
  with two of my desktop computers.  
  The cause -- dirt buildup in 
  the CPU fan.  The dirt prevents air from circulating between the fins and 
  the CPU heats up to the point where random errors begin to happen.
  How 
  do I know -- my computer has an Asus mother board which came with software 
  that allows me to measure and graph temperature.  For my computer, 
  temperature of CPU is normally about 40 degrees C.  When I run a 1 hour 
  virus scan (every night) , CPU temp will get up to the low 50's.  When 
  fins get real dirty (takes about a year or so), normal temp goes to about 50 
  and during virus scan will go above 70.  My CPU cannot take 70 degrees 
  C.
  The fix -- clean out the dirt between the fins.  Works for 
  me. -- Keith
  At 01:52 AM 6/24/2007, you wrote:
  
  My 1 yr. old XP is 
    beginning to get flaky.... suspect memory going 
    bad.   Anyone recommend a particular memory 
    tester - preferably free.   Thanks   Ara
 
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