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September 26th 04, 07:01 PM
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CPU temp 50 Celsius
Hi,
I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot 
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September 26th 04, 07:10 PM
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Next time choose an AMD processor instead if you are worried about heat
and power consumption. http://reviews.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/...9164010,00.htm Logitech wrote: Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot
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September 26th 04, 07:33 PM
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On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 02:01:51 +0800, Logitech wrote:
Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot With stock heatsink, original thermal pad, and mediocre chassis airflow, that sounds about right. It's largely irrelevant what the idle temp is though, run a stress test like Prime95's torture test, "In-Place Large FFTs" mode... run it for at least an hour, noting the max temp and any errors reported. With this maximal (assuming room temp will not go up at differing times of year) temp value it can be determined if you need change something or if it is fine... In itself 50C is not a problem, nor is 60C, for stock speed use.
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#4
September 26th 04, 07:41 PM
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after reading the review, disappointed to buy Intel cpu with more $
"JK" wrote in message ... Next time choose an AMD processor instead if you are worried about heat and power consumption. http://reviews.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/...9164010,00.htm Logitech wrote: Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot
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#5
September 26th 04, 07:58 PM
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What is the CPU temperature when running a full cpu load test?
-- David Wang - Tech Support Extreme Node - Blade servers and Linux clusters based on the standard ATX form factor http://www.extremenode.com Logitech wrote in message ... Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot
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September 26th 04, 08:28 PM
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how to run a full cpu load test?
Thanks! "David Wang" wrote in message ervers.com... What is the CPU temperature when running a full cpu load test? -- David Wang - Tech Support Extreme Node - Blade servers and Linux clusters based on the standard ATX form factor http://www.extremenode.com Logitech wrote in message ... Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot
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September 26th 04, 09:46 PM
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Logitech wrote:
how to run a full cpu load test? Thanks! Encode video. Jon
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September 26th 04, 10:10 PM
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Logitech wrote in message ... Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot My XP2400 is currently running at 41c and motherboard at 22c - it'll go up by 5 degrees when I run a game and the CPU load is 100%. The differance between your temps tells me your CPU cooler is okay - its just that there isnt sufficent airflow in your case so temps in general are a little high. Get 2 x 80mm case fans and fit 1 at the front/bottom to draw air into the case and 1 at the back below the PSU to extract air. You'll drop temps by 10 degrees.
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#9
September 26th 04, 10:22 PM
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On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 13:46:15 -0700, "Jon Danniken"
wrote: Logitech wrote: how to run a full cpu load test? Thanks! Encode video. Naw, that's too memory and storage subsystem dependent for highest CPU load.
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#10
September 26th 04, 10:39 PM
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You have just discovered what a lot of the rest of us already knew: that the
new Prescott CPU's from Intel run VERY hot under normal conditions. -- DaveW Logitech wrote in message ... Hi, I just bought a new built system Intel 3.2GHZ (775 CPU) Intel 915GAVL motherboard Seagate 200G SATA hardisk DDR400 512M Ram NEC3500 DVD writer Temperature of the CPU at 55 Celsius even not running game, the motherboard is also at 42 Celsius Is it normal? Seems quite hot
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