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Russ 28-02-2007 23:17

CPU temp
 
While nosing about in my bios it tells me my cpu temperature is around 69 to 72 degrees but Speedfan seems to get it at around 50 - anyone know how I can bring it down, if 70 isn't a healthy temperature?

zing_deleted 28-02-2007 23:19

Re: CPU temp
 
what cpu is it? was the pc underload before the test? Im guessing its a prescott or an athlon high temperatures are not unusual on these cpus but 70 is a bit high to run at all the time. Check the heatsink and fan for dust often the heatsink can become clogged with dust lowering the surface area and making cooling less efficient

handyman 28-02-2007 23:21

Re: CPU temp
 
Zing, another biuos fan type question so pointless starting another thread. My pc fan sounds like its a jet engine, is there a way to quiten it down? I got the one you recommended and can only manage a 10% overclock on the 805d so it's not hot. Tried limiting it in the bios but made zero difference.

zing_deleted 28-02-2007 23:23

Re: CPU temp
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by handyman (Post 34236350)
Zing, another biuos fan type question so pointless starting another thread. My pc fan sounds like its a jet engine, is there a way to quiten it down? I got the one you recommended and can only manage a 10% overclock on the 805d so it's not hot. Tried limiting it in the bios but made zero difference.

you running this with a artic cooler? or stock? the artic coolers top speed is only something like 2000 rpm.. What temp is it running?

Russ 28-02-2007 23:23

Re: CPU temp
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb (Post 34236349)
what cpu is it?

Not sure, how can I find out - will Everest tell me? Not tried this programme before..

edit: yes, it's Prescott.

Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb (Post 34236349)
was the pc underload before the test?

Not particularly - and the mobo IS a bit dusty - my mate reckons giving it a good blow with a hairdrier should do the trick......yeah RIGHT :dozey:

zing_deleted 28-02-2007 23:25

Re: CPU temp
 
Lol .everest will tell you under motherboard cpu
can of compressed air maybe

greencreeper 01-03-2007 00:15

Re: CPU temp
 
Would be a bit of a waste buying a hair dryer - you'd hardly ever use it :erm:

Pia 01-03-2007 00:51

Re: CPU temp
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencreeper (Post 34236465)
Would be a bit of a waste buying a hair dryer - you'd hardly ever use it :erm:

:LOL:

Russ 01-03-2007 05:58

Re: CPU temp
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencreeper (Post 34236465)
Would be a bit of a waste buying a hair dryer - you'd hardly ever use it :erm:

Hence the smiley.... ;)

zing_deleted 01-03-2007 08:37

Re: CPU temp
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34236356)
Not sure, how can I find out - will Everest tell me? Not tried this programme before..

edit: yes, it's Prescott.



Not particularly - and the mobo IS a bit dusty - my mate reckons giving it a good blow with a hairdrier should do the trick......yeah RIGHT :dozey:

Prescotts are notorious storage heaters . Try to give it a clean and if it makes no difference I would just say add some case cooling if you dont already. Its not worth the risk reseating the cpu as chances are its welded itself to the bottom of the heatsink and if it comes away with it when you try then it could damge the cpu. 70 degrees is hot but if the system works and you have no ill side effects then id just watch it :)


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