sam fisher
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On my new pc, according to some program called fan speed, my pentium D 2.8ghz is running between 16-22 degrees and my mobo is about 36 degrees. Is this normal?
Normal Pc Internal Temperatures
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Vimacs
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these tempretures have to be wrong, how could the cpu be cooler than the air surrounding it?
Rico
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sam fisher
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Why do you hate me and my crappy avatar?
Squidge
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16-22 is normal for an excellent external water cooled system with peltier(s)
However, for an air cooled system, I'd expect 30 - 50.
Your system board temperature seems about normal though.
However, for an air cooled system, I'd expect 30 - 50.
Your system board temperature seems about normal though.
sam fisher
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Weird thing is reviews on the ssame rpocessor from other sites also show people boasting of this same temperature zone. Where as others have a major over heating problem generally caused by some mother boards apparently and how the processor is mounted.
sam fisher
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When maxing out both cores on einstein@home the CPU temperature is up to 30 and the mobo temperature is upto 40. is this still ok?
sam fisher
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The mobo or the processor? I dont think th processor will ever break 33.
yaustar
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A CPU average temp under load under a stock fan is around 45-55 degrees depending on the case's air flow. At idle it be 35-45. The Motherboard should be lower then the CPU.
If your CPU temp is staying at 30 and the reading is correct, I like to see what heatsink combo you have.
If your CPU temp is staying at 30 and the reading is correct, I like to see what heatsink combo you have.
DemonStar55
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intels are good below like 50 AMDs run higher usually tho at like 60, your temps are fine, unless it's misinforming you
PSyMastR
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I get 27C on my fan cooled system for My 2.8GHz P4. You should invest in Zalman fans. They rock. They are so big, it also cools my ram too.
Squidge
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Dual core Intels generate a LOT of heat, so I'd say the readings you are getting for you CPU are incorrect. Have a look in the bios and see what that is reporting.
AMD's normally run hotter than Intel, but the Dual core versions of AMD processors actually run cooler (and faster) than Intel's equivalents.
AMD's normally run hotter than Intel, but the Dual core versions of AMD processors actually run cooler (and faster) than Intel's equivalents.
skysnapper
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My dual core runs something like 33 degrees at load but then i have a heat ink the size iof a small family car on top of it.
sam fisher
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Bios says the sameSquidge posted on Apr 19 2006 at 09:00 AM said:
I may have too. The vent on the side of the case is huge so I may have a huge fan there. The other possibility is that the sensors have been installed backwards by the company.skysnapper posted on Apr 19 2006 at 09:04 AM said:
On a unrelated note my dads celeron was some how opeating at 96 degrees celcius.
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critical
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Processor Electrical Specifications:sam fisher posted on Apr 19 2006 at 12:31 PM said:
http://users.erols.com/chare/elec.htm#intel
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aapje89
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well, my amd64 3000+ at 100% load for 12 hours is 38 degrees, thats WAY less then my pentium 4 2.66ghz (singlecore), and my mobo is 30 degrees.Squidge posted on Apr 19 2006 at 10:00 AM said:
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sam fisher
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Im worried that my mobo is reaching 40 
yaustar
UK GP32 & GP2X Owner
Do you have any airflow going through the case (intake/exhaust)? I still don't understand how the CPU temp can be lower then the motherboard without water cooling.
