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Authentic AMD and Operating Temps
I purchased an Athlon 2100+ but it even AMD's own CPU utilities report, "
Unknown CPU Type." This is an issue with the processor or my computer's BIOS? Sandra 2003 reports board temps of 55 degrees C and Power/Aux temps of 73 degrees C. AMD.com reports the maximum on-die temp of 90 degrees C. And many in here report operating temps below 35 degrees C. I am having difficulty making sense of all this. Am I running too hot? Thanks, Dave |
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On Sat, 06 Sep 2003 20:24:32 +0000, Daibidh wrote:
I purchased an Athlon 2100+ but it even AMD's own CPU utilities report, " Unknown CPU Type." This is an issue with the processor or my computer's BIOS? Unknown CPU is not uncommon. Yes. it's a bios issue (actaully a non-issue). Sandra 2003 reports board temps of 55 degrees C and Power/Aux temps of 73 degrees C. AMD.com reports the maximum on-die temp of 90 degrees C. And many in here report operating temps below 35 degrees C. I am having difficulty making sense of all this. Am I running too hot? Way too hot. Check your cpu cooler installation. -- Abit KT7-Raid (KT133) Tbred B core CPU @2400MHz (24x100FSB) http://mysite.verizon.net/res0exft/cpu.html |
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On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 03:21:05 GMT
"Wes Newell" wrote: On Sat, 06 Sep 2003 20:24:32 +0000, Daibidh wrote: I purchased an Athlon 2100+ but it even AMD's own CPU utilities report, " Unknown CPU Type." This is an issue with the processor or my computer's BIOS? Unknown CPU is not uncommon. Yes. it's a bios issue (actaully a non-issue). Sandra 2003 reports board temps of 55 degrees C and Power/Aux temps of 73 degrees C. AMD.com reports the maximum on-die temp of 90 degrees C. And many in here report operating temps below 35 degrees C. I am having difficulty making sense of all this. Am I running too hot? Way too hot. Check your cpu cooler installation. If the board temperature is 55C I'd look at the case cooling first. -- Abit KT7-Raid (KT133) Tbred B core CPU @2400MHz (24x100FSB) http://mysite.verizon.net/res0exft/cpu.html -- -- --John Reply to jclarke at ae tee tee global dot net (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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"Daibidh" I purchased an Athlon 2100+ but it even AMD's own CPU utilities report, " Unknown CPU Type." This is an issue with the processor or my computer's BIOS? Sandra 2003 reports board temps of 55 degrees C and Power/Aux temps of 73 degrees C. AMD.com reports the maximum on-die temp of 90 degrees C. And many in here report operating temps below 35 degrees C. I am having difficulty making sense of all this. Am I running too hot? Thanks, Dave I also use an XP2100+ Palomino. I removed the thermal tape on the retail heatsink and applied a light layer of heatsink paste. What is the temp of the room you have this pc in? My board temps are in the 30's after awhile, but my PC would get up to about 63C while online gaming. I bought an Aeroflow heatsink/fan and I now sometimes get into the low 50's while doing intensive running, but otherwise stay in the low 40's during normal use. Take the sides off your PC and then see what the temps are. Download MotherBoardMonitor and see what it shows for temps. It sure sounds like a very hot room or very poor case ventilation. What are the temps reported in the BIOS? |
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"Buffalo
My board temps are in the 30's after awhile, but my PC would get up to about I meant my cpu temps, not my PC temps. 63C while online gaming. I bought an Aeroflow heatsink/fan and I now sometimes get into the low 50's while doing intensive running, but otherwise stay in the low 40's during normal use. Take the sides off your PC and then see what the temps are. Download MotherBoardMonitor and see what it shows for temps. It sure sounds like a very hot room or very poor case ventilation. What are the temps reported in the BIOS? |
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Check the temps in your BIOS to get a baseline. Your apps may be reporting the wrong temps.
-- Please de-spam my address if replying to me -------------------------------------------- "Daibidh" wrote in message news:4or6b.375824$o%2.169734@sccrnsc02... I purchased an Athlon 2100+ but it even AMD's own CPU utilities report, " Unknown CPU Type." This is an issue with the processor or my computer's BIOS? Sandra 2003 reports board temps of 55 degrees C and Power/Aux temps of 73 degrees C. AMD.com reports the maximum on-die temp of 90 degrees C. And many in here report operating temps below 35 degrees C. I am having difficulty making sense of all this. Am I running too hot? Thanks, Dave |
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