Needa doctor, my CPU has a cold

Puni · **Joined:** Jun 2007 **Posts:** 106 **Location:**

i think my CPU caught a cold

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the temp on my CPU scares me considering my room temperature is 21°
The fan on it is always on high speed tho since it doesn't make any difference for the noise cus I have 4 other high speed fans in my case for good airflow/cooling.
Also for the Max temperatures i was playing UT3 to check how high it'd go.

Anyone got any other good programs for checkin CPU/hardware temp? Or do u actually think this is possible? (CPU aint over/underclocked its stock speed)
(no I CBA to reboot and check my BIOS

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BaronSengir · **Joined:** Apr 2007 **Posts:** 654 **Location:** Earth

you know those are normal temps right?

Alterran · **Posted:** Wed Jan 07, 2009 7:36 pm

yea looks normal to me

pr0klobster · **Joined:** Oct 2007 **Posts:** 1427 **Location:**

Looks normal to me, maybe a little high but well within operating range. IIRC, the Athlons are rated well over 60 C.

Alterran · **Posted:** Wed Jan 07, 2009 7:58 pm

well your graphics card is running a bit high but thats not a big problem
just de-dust your comp out and it will run a bit cooler

MiKe 51-50 · **Joined:** Dec 2006 **Posts:** 1284 **Location:**

Alterran wrote:

well your graphics card is running a bit high but thats not a big problem
just de-dust your comp out and it will run a bit cooler

Yea I agree on the dusting part but it all looks find. Even 50C on that 9600gt is fine. THey can run up to 85C+ before thermal shut down/hardware failure. Processors are fine till about 60-70C.(but thats pushing it)

BlackFox898 · **Posted:** Wed Jan 07, 2009 8:09 pm

Alterran wrote:

well your graphics card is running a bit high but thats not a big problem
just de-dust your comp out and it will run a bit cooler

wow no, that is a good temperature for the card, what are you talking about? my 8800gts runs at 61C. OT now, if your really worried go into your BIOS and check what setting the fans/heatsink is set at.

Alterran · **Posted:** Wed Jan 07, 2009 8:12 pm

-.- running ecsro isro and warrock all at the same time my graphcs card never gets about 40c

and it idels around 32c

Puni · **Joined:** Jun 2007 **Posts:** 106 **Location:**

I mostly posted it cus of the minimum temp of my CPU core#0 saying 8° which is 13° less then my actual room temperature

if thats really normal imma overclock it 5200+ -> 6000+ :O
my old CPU (athlon xp 2600+) used to get like ~40°
so ye 8° dont really seem that normal for me :\

MiKe 51-50 · **Joined:** Dec 2006 **Posts:** 1284 **Location:**

Puni wrote:

I mostly posted it cus of the minimum temp of my CPU core#0 saying 8° which is 13° less then my actual room temperature

if thats really normal imma overclock it 5200+ -> 6000+ :O
my old CPU (athlon xp 2600+) used to get like ~40°
so ye 8° dont really seem that normal for me :\

Thats the minimum. Like when you CPU is idle, no work load, it does use as much power so it cools off. My friend has a huge zalman heatsink he gets around 11C avg. Last but not least Lower is better.

cpinney · **Posted:** Wed Jan 07, 2009 9:17 pm

people will have different temperatures using the same hardware, there are so many variables, one person might be in a cold environment with a closed case elevated off the ground, while another could be in a hot environment, open case and tabs, and on the ground, and also how much that piece of hardware is being used.

Puni · **Joined:** Jun 2007 **Posts:** 106 **Location:**

Ok now i really made it idle (shut most stuff down except msn/vent/yahoo) and i left it with monitor off for ~10mins and core#0 reached 6°C

But ye I want to overclock my CPU pref towards the 3,0ghz per core because i got the feeling its the bottleneck of my system and also cus my temps are so low even tho its stock cpu fan/sink.

Should I just overclock it bit by bit and see how much the heat increases?
or just take it straight to 3,0 and keep monnitoring the temps?

cpinney · **Posted:** Wed Jan 07, 2009 9:54 pm

if you do, do it bit by bit, you dont want to risk frying anything.

Azilius · **Joined:** Oct 2006 **Posts:** 4236 **Location:** CS:GO

Heh, cpu's can go way lower than that and function properly so don't be concerned.

huejas · **Joined:** Jan 2008 **Posts:** 1804 **Location:**

MiKe 51-50 wrote:

Alterran wrote:

well your graphics card is running a bit high but thats not a big problem
just de-dust your comp out and it will run a bit cooler

Yea I agree on the dusting part but it all looks find. Even 50C on that 9600gt is fine. THey can run up to 85C+ before thermal shut down/hardware failure. Processors are fine till about 60-70C.(but thats pushing it)

My CPU is at 55-65 C and 9800GT is at 73 C

Mousetrap · **Joined:** Mar 2008 **Posts:** 817 **Location:**

Alterran wrote:

well your graphics card is running a bit high but thats not a big problem
just de-dust your comp out and it will run a bit cooler

his graphics card is running fine lol.
My 4870 runs idle at around 48 degrees celcius, and gets around 60 when gaming.
my old 7950GT used to get to 70+ idle, and peak at 110 degrees celcius, now that's hot. (with 80% fanspeed, probably defective)

you can try coretemp or thermal analysis tool if you want another opinion on your temps, but I guess they're just cool. it's heat you want to worry about..

Puni · **Joined:** Jun 2007 **Posts:** 106 **Location:**

I wasnt concerned about it being too cold and then causing problems cus i know heat is the only thing to worry about (unless u actually freeze it XD), my concern was more about the program actually being accurate since it seemed too cold to me.

But now i also checked my BIOS for the temp and it was about the same so now I overclocked it 2,7 -> 2,9ghz per core

idle temps are now Core#0 ~11° & #1 ~17°
and stressed (running PW,tabula rasa, UT3 and all my basic apps) the temps go core#0 ~25° & #1 ~30°

Klarabella · **Posted:** Thu Jan 08, 2009 5:36 pm

I want ur cpu

MonkeyMan · **Joined:** May 2007 **Posts:** 70 **Location:** not here

CPU temp cant be lower than room temp with air cooling, its physically impossible.

Reise · **Joined:** May 2006 **Posts:** 6650 **Location:**

My shit runs hot all the time. CPU is usually around 40-50c and my video card is always around 70-90c.

No problems in 2 years.

Mousetrap · **Joined:** Mar 2008 **Posts:** 817 **Location:**

MonkeyMan wrote:

CPU temp cant be lower than room temp with air cooling, its physically impossible.

uh.. yeah it can? how do you think a fan in a hot room works lol....

kay so, you aren't using stock cooling are you? cause if so you must live somewhere really cold.
Run a stresstest with Orthos and see what kind of temps you get after 5 minutes or so.
and nah.. programs will run fine at any cpu temp above freezing, and maybe ever after freezing according to this video from a few years ago o.O

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lol

Azilius · **Joined:** Oct 2006 **Posts:** 4236 **Location:** CS:GO

Mousetrap wrote:

MonkeyMan wrote:

CPU temp cant be lower than room temp with air cooling, its physically impossible.

uh.. yeah it can? how do you think a fan in a hot room works lol....

kay so, you aren't using stock cooling are you? cause if so you must live somewhere really cold.
Run a stresstest with Orthos and see what kind of temps you get after 5 minutes or so.
and nah.. programs will run fine at any cpu temp above freezing, and maybe ever after freezing according to this video from a few years ago o.O

lol

Phase Change cooling

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_c ... ge_cooling

Alterran · **Posted:** Fri Jan 09, 2009 5:16 am

truthfully i think this thread is over done now.

the answer was given the poster was happy with the result.
can we drop this now?

Azilius · **Joined:** Oct 2006 **Posts:** 4236 **Location:** CS:GO

Alterran wrote:

truthfully i think this thread is over done now.

the answer was given the poster was happy with the result.
can we drop this now?

Is there something wrong with continuing a topic to further discuss something mentioned in it? You act as if people were fighting and raging..

Alterran · **Posted:** Fri Jan 09, 2009 10:20 pm

well i just think this thread was answered and everything was solved
and anyway it doesn't even belong in this section

it belongs in Technical Help

Jewels · **Joined:** Jan 2009 **Posts:** 8 **Location:**

Puni wrote:

i think my CPU caught a cold

That's bad, all be ok if you give your comp a hug and you see all be fine.

rumpleKillskin · **Joined:** Jun 2007 **Posts:** 1934 **Location:**

Alterran wrote:

well i just think this thread was answered and everything was solved
and anyway it doesn't even belong in this section

it belongs in Technical Help

lol, now your trying to act like an authority figure?

Alterran · **Posted:** Fri Jan 09, 2009 10:32 pm

oh chicken soup for the hard drive

Azilius · **Joined:** Oct 2006 **Posts:** 4236 **Location:** CS:GO

Alterran wrote:

well i just think this thread was answered and everything was solved
and anyway it doesn't even belong in this section

it belongs in Technical Help

What you're really saying is;

Post count +1 guys!!!!11

Nothing's wrong with continuing a conversation and it's not like this is the only topic like where this has happened. Other than that..now it should be locked because we totally derailed it -.- gj

Alterran · **Posted:** Fri Jan 09, 2009 10:35 pm

seriously how many times do i have to say this

i could care less about my post count

actualy i think it would look better if it was 10 any lower than that though i think i woudnt be able to post in cerain areas

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