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for a while now my computer has been driving me CRAZY! every time a watch a video it plays for about 5 min the internaly my computer starts beeping very very LOUD! i thought it might have something to do with the temp so after 6 months of forgeting to dust it i dusted it off inside(didnt do anything) then i thought it might have to do with low memory, even though i do have 1 gig. doeas anybody have any sugestions :?:
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Check your motherboard manual to see what the problem is.
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Get a can of compressed air, take off your CPU and heatsink, and blow the dust out completely. Most computers emit a long continous beep when they start to overheat.

Also, make sure your fans are set up right. You don't want two fans blowing in opposite directions because that creates a vaccuum in the case, and heat builds up.
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marshallh wrote:Get a can of compressed air, take off your CPU and heatsink, and blow the dust out completely. Most computers emit a long continous beep when they start to overheat.

Also, make sure your fans are set up right. You don't want two fans blowing in opposite directions because that creates a vaccuum in the case, and heat builds up.

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