CPU overheating after switching to x64

darkmau5 · 27 Feb 2013

Golden said:

I would suggest following the steps here

Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

to gather more information that might help us diagnose the issue better.

Regards,
Golden

i've uploaded the attachment please help me .. i think i'll go back to x32 but it use only 2.8gb of 4gb RAM

darkmau5 · 27 Feb 2013

Golden said:

OK. I see no dmp files, so I'm guessing you have never had any BSODS?

Yes never

this is my first time

Golden · 27 Feb 2013

There aren't any DMP files in your attachment, so I don't think you have ever had one before.

I think installing x86 (32-bit) would be the way to go for now since you didnt experience any high temperatures with that, correct? Make sure those vents are clean.

FuturDreamz · 27 Feb 2013

I'm convinced that during the reinstall you had a hardware failure.

I think you should try to set up a dual boot with the 32-bit version. If I'm correct the install should fail the same way as the computer usually fails, or at least during regular usage.

If your laptop is still under warrenty, you should check to see if 32-bit still works and bring it in to get repaired.