It was a regular cpu temperature when I used windows Xp. After install windows my Cpu temperature is going so high(61c). Please help
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Compaq CQ 45-308TU cpu temperature so high after innastal windows7
Started by iGuest, Mar 22 2010 03:04 PM
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Posted 09 April 2010 - 09:02 PM
Windows Vista and 7 takes much more memory than Windows XP, as well all know, mainly due to a new service called SuperFetch.
Superfetch is a newly introduced service in Vista that has received much criticism and is the main reason people complain that vista "takes too much memory".
It is actually a much more efficient way to handle memory than XP.
What SuperFetch does is it finds out what programs you use the most and prepopulates the RAM with those programs. That way, you don't have to wait a long time if you want to use said programs. Windows XP will not do this.
If your CPU is old or cannot handle windows 7, you probably should stick with XP.
If you really want to use Windows 7 and are really worried about your computer overheating, turn off superfetch.
To do this, go to start>run and type in "msconfig".
Go under the services tab and uncheck superfetch. Uncheck everything else you don't need, for that matter, under services as well.
Superfetch is a newly introduced service in Vista that has received much criticism and is the main reason people complain that vista "takes too much memory".
It is actually a much more efficient way to handle memory than XP.
What SuperFetch does is it finds out what programs you use the most and prepopulates the RAM with those programs. That way, you don't have to wait a long time if you want to use said programs. Windows XP will not do this.
If your CPU is old or cannot handle windows 7, you probably should stick with XP.
If you really want to use Windows 7 and are really worried about your computer overheating, turn off superfetch.
To do this, go to start>run and type in "msconfig".
Go under the services tab and uncheck superfetch. Uncheck everything else you don't need, for that matter, under services as well.
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