pc fan goes crazy when running scans

Good morning to all.

When i run a scan using :- spy bot s&d, super anti spyware (free),avg anti spyware (free) the fan kicks in and it sounds like my pc (new in january) is going to fly out of the window/blow up!!

my cpu goes up from 1- 2% when idle to 58% and the scan processor is running at 60.744kb

Only adaware 2007 (free) seems allright, any help would be great on this matter. By the way it has only started doing this in the last two weeks.
MANY THANKS for your time,

Sean.

 

Hello to you PeteC.

Thanks for getting back to me, its a desktop and i clean the vents quite regular with my little un's large paint brush and hold the hoover next to it to catch the dust and debris.
I have run everest sensor for you to have a look at, i only had the everest sensor thing running at the time of the scan:-

--------[ Sensor ]-------------------------------------------------

Sensor Properties:
Sensor Type Winbond W83647HF (ISA 290h)

Temperatures:
Motherboard 45 °C (113 °F)
CPU 54 °C (129 °F)
Aux 47 °C (117 °F)
Seagate ST3320820AS 44 °C (111 °F)

Cooling Fans:
CPU 2192 RPM

Voltage Values:
CPU Core 1.14 V
Aux 3.23 V
+3.3 V 3.30 V
+5 V 5.54 V
+12 V 14.04 V
-12 V -13.68 V
-5 V -6.96 V
+5 V Standby 4.99 V
VBAT Battery 3.28 V
Debug Info F FF 4D FF
Debug Info T 45 54 47
Debug Info V A9 CA CE CE E7 0F 0F (01)

It doesent make any sense to me , i have not posted the debug part as it was quite large, please tell me if you need it.

Thanks again,
Sean.

 

Pete:

Glad you posted that - I saw those voltages a couple of hours ago and my eyeballs fell out but figured I'd bite my tongue because you guys have that "funny electricity" over there which I know little or nothing about. I even got out a calculator to look at the % variance re: over voltage.

sean: as Pete said - check that out in your BIOS, where you will get your most accurate voltage readings. This could be a dangerous situation in terms of your computer's long term integrity.

 

Thanks PeteC / Rockster2U for your quick response.

Blooming heck now you have me worried, i ran everest / sensor again straight after i started the pc after it had been off for a few hours :-

--------[ Sensor ]--------------------------------------------------------

Sensor Properties:
Sensor Type Winbond W83647HF (ISA 290h)

Temperatures:
Motherboard 30 °C (86 °F)
CPU 32 °C (90 °F)
Aux 45 °C (113 °F)
Seagate ST3320820AS 28 °C (82 °F)

Cooling Fans:
CPU 2109 RPM

Voltage Values:
CPU Core 1.14 V
Aux 3.23 V
+3.3 V 3.31 V
+5 V 5.56 V
+12 V 14.04 V
-12 V -13.76 V
-5 V -7.01 V
+5 V Standby 5.02 V
VBAT Battery 3.26 V
Debug Info F FF 50 FF
Debug Info T 30 32 45
Debug Info V AA CA CF CF E7 0E 0E (01)

Please would you tell me how to do this as i have looked and looked using everest and dont see anything to do with Hardware monitor . The only thing on bios is this :-

[ BIOS ]

BIOS Properties:
Vendor Phoenix Technologies, LTD
Version 6.00 PG
Release Date 09/19/2006
Size 512 KB
Boot Devices Floppy Disk, Hard Disk, CD-ROM, ATAPI ZIP, LS-120
Capabilities Flash BIOS, Shadow BIOS, Selectable Boot, EDD, BBS
Supported Standards DMI, APM, ACPI, PnP
Expansion Capabilities ISA, PCI, AGP, USB

As you can see im not a expert on this subject, so please take it easy on me and advise me how i check my bios / accurate voltage readings.

MANY THANKS to the both of you,
Sean.

Ps, if i dont get back to you straight away its that i have to go to work, and the kids are off school so the pc is very busy.

 

sean:

If you are running a free version of Everest (V2.20 or earlier), it is quite possible that it is not reading your voltages correctly. It appears that your machine is relatively new and Everest (free versions) hasn't been updated to include some of the newer hardware. Thats why Pete suggested you look elsewhere to verify those Everest readings. Usually, one will find a tab in the BIOS called Power Settings or something similar and you will be able to see reported voltages there. If you want to give us a machine type and model number, we can try to look it up and give you more specific direction. There is reason to be concerned, but it might also be a false reading that we are concerned about.

 

good morning to you Rockster2U.

The pc model is :-

Advent T9307
intel core 2 duo processor E6300
dual layer dvd rewriter
Ati radeon x1650se
320gb hard disk (7200 rpm)
1024mb ddr2 memory

Hope it is a false reading mate

better get going to work,
Cheers and good luck to you,
Sean.

 

I just did a little looking and apparently, this is manufactured by Medion. I couldn't find specs on it re: the PSU but did run across several favorable reviews re: the machine itself, especially with regard to the price value relationship. I would suggest you look around on the different BIOS tabs to see if there is a Power Settings page which includes voltages or pull the side off the case, identify the PSU and post the name, model and specs of just the PSU. My suspicion is that Everest is not giving an accurate reading on this particular board.

 

Thanks for all your help on this chaps.
like i said im not up on all this and i must say its a bit scary ....

If i enter setup/bios chaps how do i get my pc back to normal, it may sound like a daft question to you good fella's, but i have no idea

Cheers and good luck to you both,
Sean.

Ps, in fact i have a really good idea................Petec Staffordshire's not too far away from me........just kidding.

 

Good evening to you Steve R Jones.

Thanks for diving in.

Yes thats correct.

No mate, only used the hoover and a paint brush to remove the dust from the outside grills.

Yes, at long last we have had some decent weather (low 70's) and the pc is situated in the kitchen area which can get quite warm.

All great, except when i run malware/virus scans.

Cheers mate,
Sean.
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Good evening PeteC / Rockster2U.

I have come across a forum called:Advent desktop pc support, im going to register and ask what type of psu i have in my model, ill post back the info when someone gets back to me asap.

THANKS,
Sean.

 

PeteC........you've sussed me out, you could say im a little (LOT) worried about doing all that bios stuff so im going down the easy option (on my nerves) that Rockster2U has asked me to do :-

THANKS,
sean.

 

Sean:

Pete is oh so correct and those voltages are way out of spec. I looked at that forum yesterday and there was very little there about your specific PSU.

 

As a matter of course I would confirm your voltages with a voltmeter by measuring the 5v and 12v rails at an unused molex connector that leads directly to your PSU (not a device). It's real easy to do if you own one.