CPU temperature..

[Kessu]

So, I've overclocked my Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5200 from 2.5 GHz to 4GHz, raising CPU Voltage from 1.1V to 1.475V..
Now to the "problem":
My PC gets an error (Bluescreen) after playing long time, or game which stresses CPU more "than a normal" game.. Bluescreen becomes because of over 100c temperature, sometimes even that cannot come, just total freeze.. It is tested to be fully stable, but the problem is temperature..

How can I make CPU temperature lower, without money, without decreasing overclocks..

What I've tried so far:
Cleaning CPU heatsink + all the fans and computer case;
Computer Case is open;
Fans are all running with 100% speed, making a terrible noise -.-
I'm using Intel's Boxed cooler, Sonata III with Noctua NF-12P fan..

[Fuzzy]

I'm afraid you need better cooler, (water cooling) or your CPU will die sooner or later because of the overheats...

[Kessu]

I'm afraid you need better cooler, (water cooling) or your CPU will die sooner or later because of the overheats...

No money for water cooling..
I may need to sell something to get new cooler (not water) (or wait for Xmas) 

But till that, I'd need a solution to make it stay under of 90c..
Throttling is set to off, 'cause I can't stand if my PC lags.
Auto shut-down is on, 'cause I don't want to make my PC not working.

[BKP]

Try to make a custom Fan

[Kessu]

Try to make a custom Fan

* Kessu facepalms.

There is no way to add more fans into the case, without breaking it.
If you mean to "modify" my CPU cooler, no way, I want it cooler, not more warm 

[Bilbo]

Under-clock it until you get a better cooler for it.

[Kessu]

Under-clock it until you get a better cooler for it.

That is not an option, it comes slower.

[Bilbo]

Well, would you rather  play on a slower PC than buy a new CPU each month?

[Kessu]

Well, would you rather  play on a slower PC than buy a new CPU each month?

Playing with slow CPU = nightmare.
Playing with fast CPU = dream
Buying new, faster CPU = Playing with fast CPU :]
Either way, I am not going to buy new before Core i9.

[Bilbo]

Then what are your options?

Play with slow CPU? Or don't play at all after a while?

[cDa]

1.1 to 1.47 is waay to much man..
big jump in voltage = big jump in heat output..

Solution: get a nitrogen coolant or drop the voltage...

 :ps: why da hell do you need to overclock it? its nice cpu.. :trust:

[Devin]

That CPU is kinda old, but its good for any sort of games, though on newer games obviously you will not get a high performance, but really.
 Overclocking from 2.5 to 4Ghz is too much..
it doesnt matter if its apparently stable, its still not working properly ofc if its crashing like it is.

 Drop the CPU frequency to around 3.5 - 3.6Ghz, you will still get a great amount of performance and it will help lower the temperatire of your CPU.
From around 3.6Ghz - 4Ghz there is not a largely noticable power difference on those Dual Core CPU's,
 
Unless the rest of your comuter is really shit, then just clock your CPU down to about 3.6Ghz and dont say its going to make  the PC slow because thats bull.

[Kessu]

That CPU is kinda old, but its good for any sort of games, though on newer games obviously you will not get a high performance, but really.
 Overclocking from 2.5 to 4Ghz is too much..
it doesnt matter if its apparently stable, its still not working properly ofc if its crashing like it is.

 Drop the CPU frequency to around 3.5 - 3.6Ghz, you will still get a great amount of performance and it will help lower the temperatire of your CPU.
From around 3.6Ghz - 4Ghz there is not a largely noticable power difference on those Dual Core CPU's,
 
Unless the rest of your comuter is really shit, then just clock your CPU down to about 3.6Ghz and dont say its going to make  the PC slow because thats bull.

I need the same voltage for 3.5 GHz, and also it is known fact that GHz does not raise temperature, voltages does. I'd need to set it to 1.3 to get ~70c temps, 1.35 makes it 90c.. 1.47V can raise it upto 120c in matter of seconds with 100% load.

[Devin]

Alright, if you say so.
But really, i assure you, there is no possible way to drop the temperature without spending cash on cooling, buying a new Heatsink or just clocking down the CPU and dropping the voltage.

2.5Ghz was still alright for games so why not then just drop the voltage and drop the CPU frequency to 3Ghz even..

there is no point at all running your CPU at such high frequencies and voltages when its not running properly and damaging the components.

[Caltson]

Try this program called 'speedfan', you can control your fanspeed with it, maybe you can also raise the RPM.