PSU problems

[Zidiane]

Hi

I recently got a;
Tagan TG380-U01 380W ATX2.0 Silent PSU (CA-001-TG)
- Fully compatible to all AMD (including K8) and Intel P4 CPUs
- Automatic voltage adjustment for input with a range of 95-250V.
- Very quiet (from 20dB/A!) Dual-Fan technology
- 2 Serial-ATA powerconnectors.
- 22A at 12V for increased stability with many connected devices
- Mainswitch with rubber-protector
- Supports up-comming BTX format and PCI-Express motherboards
- 3rs Warranty
But i have a problem with it, it keeps heating up to the point where i cant touch the side of my pc, is there any wa to regulate the fan by going into the system in windows OS?

[Splash]

The PSU heats up or the entire case heats up? Usually the fans are dynamically controlled by the motherboard which can be set in the BIOS, or alternatively with something like Speedfan

[Zidiane]

Thanks for the advice, Few more questions.

Where do i find speedfan is it hardware or software? and How to i get into the BIOS in windows XP?

[G4Z]

Just get plant a headbutt on the case, sorted.

Seriously, usually you hold F2 or delete when you start the PC and here the POST beep.

[MantisCSS]

press delete when ur PC is loading up. and speed fan uc an donwload. google it. i find a fan controller such as this one works alot better http://www.fastekcomputers.co.uk/sho...ler-p-269.html