CPU Temperature????

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by Tinker1, Jul 9, 2005.

  1. Tinker1

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    My CPU temperature is at 56 C is that optimum Temp or is that to high.....?

    Thanks
     
  2. ddp

    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    what is the cpu??
     
  3. Tinker1

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    the central processing unit
    the main bit!
     
  4. nohelpme

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    IS it an athlon? Celeron? Duron? Pentium 4?
     
  5. ffuksake

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    rofl. u r a newbie.

    Processor as in Pentium, Opteron, Xeon, Transmeta?????

    What pro-cess-or do u have??? Right click My Computer on desktop if u have XP
     
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    That made my day. LMAO!!
    Pulsar

    PS, that temp sounds OK
     
  7. Tinker1

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    i have a P4 and windows XP!
     
  8. ddp

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    i'm running a p4 2.4 celeron d & the temp is about 51c
     
  9. nohelpme

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    sort of high..considering i am running a celeron 2.4 non d and i have it overclocked to 3.2 ghz lol.. i use arctic silver 5 thermal paste and the standard intel fan. I have one 80mm fan in the case... i get close to athlon xp 3200 perfromance roughly
     
  10. ffuksake

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    You cant really go wrong with Arctic Silver.. U dont need a lot if u use it. Roughtly the size of a grain of rice is all u need. A little goes a long way. Too much and it has the opposite effect.

    If u have the stock Intel fan on the processor then u are ok. you can do a lot better by buying a new fan. There are loads of different designs, but only a few that actually make a big difference.

    It can be quite a nightmare replaceing your heatsink/fan if you dont know what yore doing. 1 slip could say nite-nite to at least £200. If yore not sure what youre doing, get someone who knows.

    In some cases u might benefit from tidyinging your cables in the case as they can also create air blocks and channel air into wrong places. As nohelpme said, it is a little high and you should be aiming for about 47-50deg under a full load.
     
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    My CPU only runs at 28c and that's with a £15 fan that runs at almost 6000rpm's in fact the system temp is higher(34c). Yep you cant go wrong with Arctic Silver it's great and along with a good fan your temp should drop a good bit.
     
  12. Tinker1

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    ok thanks a lot ppl!
     
  13. ddp

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    prescott cpu's are hotter than northwood as my previous 2.4 celeron was northwood & running about 30-35c
     
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    My cpu is a prescott and it still runs so cool but b4 i got my current fan the temp was around 51c.
     
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    So the Cel d is hotter...see my goal was I was going to get one..a 3.06 and overclock it...anyone have expierence doing this???
     

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