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Big Geek
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So you may have seen my other thread about my PC running a bit warm.
I noticed recently that my laptop has it's fans on full a lot more than it used to.. ever since I installed Linux. I downloaded lm_sensor and installed it following a guide. When I type sensors into the console now, I get this... Code:
[thomas@localhost ~]$ sensors
k8temp-pci-00c3
Adapter: PCI adapter
Core0 Temp:
+74°C
Core1 Temp:
+74°C
Could it be Linux that it doing this? I don't have ACPI or APIC disabled anymore, they only needed to be to boot the live CD. Thanks once again, Thomas |
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Big Geek
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Hmm well what would you know, I solved it myself!!
I ran 'top' and got a list of processes, realised that one related to do with aMSN was using 98% CPU, so I got it's PID, typed kill <PID Number>, and voila my CPU is down to 59 degrees! |
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