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CPU at 55 Celsius
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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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what are you looking at? Bios HW monitor?
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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On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 02:03:22 +0800 Humanity I love.It's just people
who **** me off ;-) 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 It's not excessive,don't worry too much. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...+default+temps HTH -- Free Windows/PC help, http://www.geocities.com/sheppola/trouble.html remove obvious to reply Free songs to download and,"BURN" :O) http://www.soundclick.com/bands/8/nomessiahsmusic.htm |
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In article , Logitech
says... 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 42C inside the case (assuming ambient temp of 20C) is a bit high. Not critical, but inside the case temps should be in the mid-high 30s if possible. 55C for a CPU, may or may not be hot, all depends on the CPU (and I'm not up on Intel products). Also, the cheap thermistors in use on the MB/CPU aren't very accurate. Get a digital therm or something calibrated and test. My office is currently 26C. One system has an internal temp of 36C, one is at 43C which is a bit hot since it has 6 7200rpm drives, the other is at 40C. Once it cools down in the office a bit (to 21C), all of those temperatures also drop 3-5C. |
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