Scandisk "looping"

....that's one reason why I always set up the BIOS options (if available) to
warn at a lower temp than the recommended.

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"William J. Leary Jr." wrote in message
...
I *always* consider marginal thermals on the job. It just didn't occur to
me to apply it to a system in my own house. I simply assumed that if it
wasn't
giving a thermal warning, all was well.

- Bill

ROFL
Joan


Mart wrote:

Ah! no longer Hot - so I guess you could say 'it's hair today and warm
tomorrow'

..... Sorry

I blame it all on Harry g

Mart

"Noel Paton" wrote in message
...
...that's one reason why I always set up the BIOS options (if available) to
warn at a lower temp than the recommended.

I tried that initially, but was getting what I'd assumed were false warnings.
Maybe they weren't. But as may be, with the setting anything below the
defaults, I often got warnings from it. Now that I've moved it up to where it
gets much better air flow, perhaps it will work.

Thanks for reminding me. I'll have to try it again.

- Bill