Ronald if you need a big fan blowing on a desktop you have a case air circulation problem.
I noticed this in your system specs. Why do you have so many anti virus programs on one system at one time?
Antivirus Avast, Avira, CIS - scheduled scans
Layback bear, yes, the den gets quite stuffy and warm from time to time.
And, only Avast AV real time shields are on, Avira and CIS only run nonoverlapping scheduled scans.
The fans in all of my laptops are set in the BIOS to always on.
Bill
but is their anything that make it more cooler i heat up more and more my legs burnss :)
Well for my own laptop:
Cleaning the fan and vents helps. I've even replaced the fan recently. As for what makes it hot - I suppose it depends upon what's actually running.
In the past I've used TThrottle in order to regulate temperature and prevent overheating. It does need to be configured though if you don't want performance issues when running data intensive applications.
Simple settings are - set core temperature and let the program handle the rest.
TThrottle Manual
It would be better to sort out your software issues.
Last edited by Callender; 28 Mar 2015 at 16:27. Reason: add link to manual
Sometimes you need to go inside a laptop to clean it properly.
If you don't feel good about doing such a thing. You need to find a shop that can do that for you.
I have to agree. I've had to take many apart because people tend to set them on beds, couches etc and they will suck up a wad of junk that compressed air want move.
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