The CPU temperature of the newly installed computer is very high, usually around 80-90 degrees in standby state. If the program is running, it will be higher and the hardware will automatically alarm.

The CPU has high thermal power consumption, 100W W, and the fan doesn't work! Absolutely. Let's find a better fan. (Incidentally, the original AMD fan did have enough tractors. It is better to use silicone grease with better heat dissipation, and it is better not to use cement silicone grease for 1 yuan 1 pipe. That's foam for Celeron.

If the power supply is genuine, there is absolutely no problem. My CPU is AMD 955 (this 125W), and I just replaced it with a GTX560 (this 850MHZ frequency has been tested by a website as 184W), because my power supply is only rated at 400W. So it didn't overclock, just pulled the CPU to 3.6GHZ and used it all the time, without any problems. If you change the fan. My CPU fans bought a Kyushu Fengshen Ice Array 400, pressed a overclocking three A 1 on the back of the chassis, and sucked it out there. Plug the jumper into the CPU fan interface and adjust the speed together. I also bought a silicone grease with good heat dissipation for 20 yuan, which should also be useful. Room temperature is about 28 degrees. I played in Battlefield 3 and Anguo for an afternoon. The CPU surface temperature was 55 degrees, and the fan speed was maintained at around 1200 (1600 rpm is the maximum speed, so there is still room for overclocking if the power supply is sufficient, hehe).

Change the fan. Good luck.