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which is the normal temperature for a cpu not to get fried??
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diskOtek
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Posted : Oct 6, 2006 18:46
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hello ppl
i recently got new mb and cpu and i keep getting alerts from my system about high temp for them,usually around 55 degrees celcious.is it much?
what is going wrong??
i have a gigabyte fan installed which should do the business i guess running at high speeds,i havent overclocked of course..
i dont wanna see something fried,just bought them,help me!
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Alex Roudos
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 10:40
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What CPU do you have? The reason you get alerts is because the monitoring application of the motherboard that reads the temp of the cpu, mobo etc. has the threshold for the cpu temp set at 55 degrees.
In my mobo the threshold was set to 59 degrees, and even in the hottest summer month where it was like 30-32 degrees inside the room i was getting a temp of 58 degrees, and working without problem.
The normal temp starts from around 50 degrees, and 55 is definately not worrying. Change the settings so you don't get the alerts. Anyway, if your cpu is really overheated your pc will shut down automatically to prevent your cpu from being fried.
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l337
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 11:31
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depends on the CPU/mobo configuration
My computer CPU tmp was 105 degree C, cos my fan was blocked with dust and my computer kept fucking out....duh
installed a coolmaster which looks like a fan from star wars...
now my cpu runs between 60 - 70 degrees with no problems
threshhold for normal op is 75 i think...but it depends on the processor...go to your processor website and check their recommeneded temp.
normal system temp should be around 35 degrees or there abouts |
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Elad
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 11:52
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diskOtek
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 12:00
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yes, i ve set the threshold to 50 for cpu and a lil less for mb..i guess i ll change the settings!
thing is with my previous celeron 2.93 overclocked i got temps around 45-48 max!
now i got a dualcore pentium 3.4 and it heats more without overclockin!
anyway,as i understood theres nothing to worry about.
thanks for your responses!
take care
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orange
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 17:33
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l337
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 19:47
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best to check your manufacturers website...
i run at average 65 degrees celsius, 3 GHz p4 on a MSI mobo, with a fucking large Coolmaster Cpu fan and my computer is very happy....
over 70 and i think thats where problems begin....but then again i ran my computer at 100-105 for a month, but it shut down every time i did anything extensive, so it shows that my processor couldhandle 100 degrees celsius without frying, however i have prolly lost a few years on its life.... |
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Sound Surgeon
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Posted : Oct 7, 2006 21:21
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What about AMD dual core?
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diskOtek
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Posted : Oct 8, 2006 04:31
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the damn paste is not that much inbetween!
thanx for reminding me! 
misha,about amd i have no clue-probably the same ratio with the intels..
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its true , tested with liquid nitrogen