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7 years ago
Ah, Okay. Thank you. Yes, using the right click on the Header tab of Memory to change the resource selection to 'values' rather than percentage does give info you're wanting to see.
Two suggestions:
1. Sometimes a CPU needs to be opened up, be sure it's properly seated, and likely needs more thermal paste to keep the system stable. IDK what would cause it run at 100% but an unseated CPU has been reported to do that. So check CPU, reseat it, and
2. renew the application of thermal paste.
Although many overheat rapidly and hard reboot when thermal paste gets old, I've read of cases where a game will start some frying and a crash to desktop.
So if the CPU is ignored much longer, Grim may come to visit. :/
Also another friend found a RAM stick was not working completely right. There is a Windows RAM test https://www.howtogeek.com/260813/how-to-test-your-computers-ram-for-problems/
I use the free version of MemTest (MemTest86 V7.5 Free Edition Download ) on a flash drive for further testing
https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm
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Two suggestions:
1. Sometimes a CPU needs to be opened up, be sure it's properly seated, and likely needs more thermal paste to keep the system stable. IDK what would cause it run at 100% but an unseated CPU has been reported to do that. So check CPU, reseat it, and
2. renew the application of thermal paste.
Although many overheat rapidly and hard reboot when thermal paste gets old, I've read of cases where a game will start some frying and a crash to desktop.
So if the CPU is ignored much longer, Grim may come to visit. :/
Also another friend found a RAM stick was not working completely right. There is a Windows RAM test https://www.howtogeek.com/260813/how-to-test-your-computers-ram-for-problems/
I use the free version of MemTest (MemTest86 V7.5 Free Edition Download ) on a flash drive for further testing
https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm