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- Update the BIOS. Verify you have the latest BIOS and update it if needed.
You can identify your current BIOS version by looking at the BIOS string, which appears during boot-up. You can also display the BIOS version by entering BIOS setup by pressing "F2" during system boot-up. The main page of the BIOS setup includes the BIOS version string. For Intel Motherboard – example, the version string GB85010A.86A.0046.P05 identifies the BIOS version as P 05.
- Check the Fan/Heatsink. Is it properly installed?
- Are the push pins in the correct position and is the Heatsink securely attached to the socket/motherboard?
- Are you using the recommended Fan/Heatsink for your boxed processor?
- If you are using the Fan/Heatsink that came in the box with your Intel boxed processor, you have the correct one.
- Is there Thermal Interface Material on the bottom of the heatsink?
- Intel Heatsinks have thermal material on them from the factory, if you need additional Thermal Interface Material (TIM) and you have a boxed processor that is still within the warranty period of three years, contact Intel Customer Support for TIM.
- Airflow is not blocked. Move cables or other hardware that blocks airflow.
- Correct Chassis. Do you have the correct chassis for the processor? A list of test chassis is available in the Thermally Advantaged Chassis List.
If your computer is overheating and it was running fine, the following tips may resolve your issue:
- Is it damaged?
- Any cracks or missing pieces?
- Check the push pins for damage and reset them to original position and reinstall.
- Clean the fins on the Heatsink if you see dust.
- If the Thermal Interface Material has become dried and flakey replace with Thermally Conductive Compound, also referred to as Thermal Grease or Thermal Compound.
- Are all your fans operational?
- Carefully inspect that fans are plugged into the motherboard headers and spinning when system is turned on.
- Loose or Damaged Cables. Are there any hard drive cables that may have come loose and are blocking the air flow?
- Airflow is not blocked. Move cables or other hardware that blocks airflow.
- Update the BIOS. Verify you have the latest BIOS and update it if needed.
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