GPU OVERHEATING to 120C!

[Crusher]

I'm having some serious issues with my GPU lately. I'm using Nvidia GeForce 6200 Turbocache (it isn't alot but worked good for me all these years) until now, when I play any game, my loading screens are much slower, my in game FPS drops for 10 or 20, eventually it freezes and the only thing I can do is to Ctrl Alt Del and shut down the process.

Here are some pictures which might help you to clear this out.

Also, I cleaned the computer from the inside, cleared every dust, reinstalled Adobe Air (since I'm playing League of Legends and he runs on Adobe Air), reinstalled my driver card (from official Nvidia site) still nothing.


My hijack log in case you need it.
http://pastebin.com/K04F7Rfw

Some of the pictures from various programs:

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=17si9d&s=5

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=e04wh2&s=5

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=flvnf6&s=5

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=20f3prp&s=5



When the system is iddle, the temp is around 84 to 90c.

When I'm gaming, it's around 110 to 130c max!

PS: My graphics card doesn't have a cooler, before this problem I never had over 80c temp.

 

[MrBrooks]

What's your environment like? I.e the temperature of the room.
What cooling are you using for your computer? Stock?
Are your fans running at full speed?
Look at the airflow design of the case. How many exhausts and intake fans do you have? What are there placements, rotational speeds, placement in the case. How tidy/untidy are the cables?
Try cleaning out the computer. Remove any dust using a compressed air can.

Run your PC with the side of the case off and then take some more screen shots of the temperatures.

 

[Crusher]

My enviroment I.e the temperature room is usual as any other room (just like yours or anyone else's) I had no problems in past with that though. As for cooling, I'm not sure, I do have fans running but I'm not sure of it. My fans were never ''upgraded'' so I guess they're on full speed.

Thx 4 the help thou.