67 degrees on intel burn test at very high

#67 degrees on intel burn test at very high update

? # 2) If this is not a hardware issue (ie question #1,2) can I simply reformat system + bios and solve problem? #2) Any chance this is hard drive related. Is there a temp sensor corresponding to this error that trips in these events and may need replacement? I would assume that when the MB was replaced this would solve problem? I have exchanged battery, power supply etc, no fix yet. When I plug back in it boots to Dell event screen with error message that an temperature event has occured and 'temperature trip' along with something about needing to replace a part. The screen will turn various shades then system shuts down completely. Load BIOS defaults: Press F2 during boot to enter BIOS Setup.

#67 degrees on intel burn test at very high update

When troubleshooting, always follow these basic recommendations first: Update to the latest BIOS version for your Intel NUC. Temperature monitoring software reports high temperatures. The device wont reboot unless I repeatedly hold pwr/F12 for an extended period of time, with power supply unplugged. Temperatures appear too high on the Performance Monitor pane in BIOS Setup. Now device is out of warranty and having problems that I have been unable to resolve with Dell support. Sent the device into Dell who claimed to have replaced the motherboard and returned to me, under warranty. The laptop itself never generated a warning, but when I shut the device down it would never reboot. While flying (united.figures), the power supply got so hot it could burn. Place the Intel NUC in a well-ventilated area. I have an XPS 9350 that apparently had a heat related event. Temperature monitoring software reports high temperatures.