Athlon 2000+ Heatpipe on my Nvidia and a silent cooler on CPU
never under 50°C when I'm playing upt 70°C but my PC is almost noiseless.
Never understood what ists good for to have temperatures around 30°C
Hardware do you want to live forever? ![]()
Athlon 2000+ Heatpipe on my Nvidia and a silent cooler on CPU
never under 50°C when I'm playing upt 70°C but my PC is almost noiseless.
Never understood what ists good for to have temperatures around 30°C
Hardware do you want to live forever? ![]()
Originally posted by Ancormax@Mar 15 2004, 04:47 AMAthlon XP 2000 45-55C
It is almost silent though.
Is that hot?
After UT2004 it can reach 60C. perhaps some extra cooling is needed.
that's a bit hot. i'd be worrying if my cpu ever approached 60c.
are you using the stock heatsink? you might consider investing in a better one.
Originally posted by Thyraz@Mar 15 2004, 11:24 AMAthlon 2000+ Heatpipe on my Nvidia and a silent cooler on CPU
never under 50°C when I'm playing upt 70°C but my PC is almost noiseless.
Never understood what ists good for to have temperatures around 30°C
Hardware do you want to live forever?
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That's hot if your cpu temperatures is up to 70 C. i've used Athlon XP 2000+ with Cooler Master Fan, it never reach 45 C.
Originally posted by multiverse@Mar 16 2004, 01:10 AMThat's hot if your cpu temperatures is up to 70 C. i've used Athlon XP 2000+ with Cooler Master Fan, it never reach 45 C.
what coolermaster heatsink are you using? i had the "silent" heatsink before, and it was inaudible, but the cooling performance as only adequate. right now i'm using the aeroflow lostspyder sent me with a conventional 3500rpm fan and it cools pretty well.
Originally posted by dreamz@Mar 16 2004, 05:30 PMwhat coolermaster heatsink are you using? i had the "silent" heatsink before, and it was inaudible, but the cooling performance as only adequate. right now i'm using the aeroflow lostspyder sent me with a conventional 3500rpm fan and it cools pretty well.
HAC-V81
edited : i set it to run at about 3200rpm
Originally posted by Seph@Mar 7 2004, 06:36 PMYoure kidding right? an AMD (which usually run hotter than intels) at 24 degrees? CPU temperature? what kind of cooling are you using?!
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Sorry if I just post an answer today....
I m using a thermalright SLK900U, a wonderful rad.... :rock:
Actually he is 26° but it's getting warmer outside these days.....
@multiverse: that fan pumps out quite the cfm! ![]()
@bsiple: your cpu temp is fine, but the delta is quite large, so the cpu temp could be lower. what type of cooler are you using?
@zenzen: thermalrights are great. i'd get one if i had the money. 
Originally posted by dreamz@Mar 16 2004, 05:30 PMwhat coolermaster heatsink are you using? i had the "silent" heatsink before, and it was inaudible, but the cooling performance as only adequate. right now i'm using the aeroflow lostspyder sent me with a conventional 3500rpm fan and it cools pretty well.
he's room is freezing cold u know, and he use 2 12cm fan for intake and outtake ... 
...when one of my fans broke my temperature was 132 F, that might have been why it kept shutting down when it got to 135 F.
Right now its around 70 F. ![]()
My CPU temp is 37c
. For people that don't have a temp reader on their case use a program that can read the temp of you CPU, GFX card, HD, etc... Its call hardware monitor.
CPU running temp is at 53C under full load. under idle it seems around 45-46...
i think i better add that exhuast fan...then again its so loud...
system temp is aruond 43C
keep in mind i have a shuttle XPC cube pc ![]()
btw system hasnet crashed ever since..
im runnign a overclocked barton 2500+ overclocked to 3200+ 2.2ghz
oh goodie, we bumped this thread ![]()
mine is a about 47/48 C idle...about 50/51 at full load
I have pentium 4 3 ghz chip
and I just got a new vantec cpu fan too and temps still seem to stay the same ![]()
you'd think with a cooler master all-aluminum case the temps wouldn't be so bad 
Athlon XP 1800+@1900+
Case:
38C
CPU:
Idle: 52C
Load: 57C
damn hot climate... my room temp alone is around 30C....
>.< ALWAYS BETWEEN 64C and 75C Should i be worried now. THE FAN WORKS !!!!!
Originally posted by Angryman@Aug 19 2004, 09:21 AM>.< ALWAYS BETWEEN 64C and 75C Should i be worried now. THE FAN WORKS !!!!!
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be worried. processors fry at 85-90c, and most users don't even let them go above 60c. reseat your heatsink or get a new one, and make sure you have good case cooling.
hmm, mine is running at 46c now, this is average usage, when i am not doing anything, it is like 43c, when I am rendering in Yafray, around 67-70c, that is load, usually 94-100% CPU usage. P4 3.2 GHz, Sony VAIO, Radion 9200 (Yes, it stinks) BTW, I haven't posted in a while, but what's with the random words turning into ads?
2.5 Ghrz Pentium 4 - About 45 Degres Celcius
Originally posted by ifido@Aug 20 2004, 02:59 PM2.5 Ghrz Pentium 4 - About 45 Degres Celcius
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What do you mean "About 45"? did you stick your finger and came up with the estimate? 
Originally posted by Seph@Aug 20 2004, 04:03 PMWhat do you mean "About 45"? did you stick your finger and came up with the estimate?
*Resists the urge to take part of that out of context
Actually i just came to realize that PPC's and other processor architectures get hot too.
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500c - my machine is powered by SATAN.