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CPU temp: 82 C [too high, I know]
CPU Type: Intel P4 3.2 Ghz
Fan Speed: ~2300 RPM
Fan Type: Intel Stock Fan

Buying a new fan today.

Share your temp+details.

Mine is 50-60C ish when I am not doing shit, and 70-80 when playing games.

20-30 when not really doing anything and usually around 50-60 if I play games, sometimes goes up to 75ish. Not sure about my fan speed.

First, sell your Pentium 4 coz it's too old.
Use DDRAM3 for both mainboard and graphic card.
Have a pc will cooling technology and electric economic

Et voila, 25°C pc

40°C max when not gaming.
60°C max when gaming.
CPU is (Intel i3 M350 2.27 GHz)x4.
No idea about the fan though.

NuclearSilo wrote:First, sell your Pentium 4 coz it's too old.
Use DDRAM3 for both mainboard and graphic card.
Have a pc will cooling technology and electric economic

Et voila, 25°C pc

I don't even.....

Obviously ignore what he said.

Anyways! I run a I7 930 at 3.6 GHz with 50C max under heavy load. Fan is the Scythe Mugen II. Built this machine in 2009 July somewhere, still a beast

i5 2500k...

Idle: 20-28°C
Heavy load: 52°C is the hottest I've seen it running.

When inactive temp is around 20°, after playing 4 rounds of CoD temp goes to 36°.
Got an intel i5 780 processor running at 3,15 Ghz =] Scythe shuriken on the processor, 6 other fans in the case besides the CPU / PSU fans. I've not seem the temp go over 45° yet, i don't check to often either though =]

Intel i7 2600k @ 4.8 GHZ
580 GTX
H70 Corsair Cooler
[Idle]

Posting tools for it when creating such a thread would be a good idea, just saying.

I have Real Temp.

My room has the door closed almost 24/7 and I've got 3 cards mining, so this is about right. Idle with mining off is about 30 Celsius.

Love wrote:Posting tools for it when creating such a thread would be a good idea, just saying.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=check+cpu+temp

Don't be useless..

I can see how you would think I can't operate the google or have one of those temperatures tool thingies =p

Mirosuke wrote:Mine is 50-60C ish when I am not doing shit, and 70-80 when playing games.

This.

19C idle 40C load in my old case. 28C idle 45C load.

37 C
Highest I've seen it was like 50 C

CrimsonNuker wrote:

Mirosuke wrote:Mine is 50-60C ish when I am not doing shit, and 70-80 when playing games.

This.

same, freaking laptop

Cool thing about my laptop is that my i3 2310 which is at 2.1GHz(this year) runs better than my Desktop Duo 2.8GHhz(Almost 4 years old)

It's load is lower than my desktop when running the same programs. They run smoother also and they don't peak as high or go from 10% to %40 randomly and then back down. The Index score is even better on my laptop than my desktop(minus graphics card) and my desktop was around $300 more at the time of purchase. I love the advancements in technology lol.

I keep 2 server racks in my closest full from top to bottom and I installed my own copper piping using 0 C salt water with fans from roof coming close in from the ground and hot air expelling through my bathroom vent XD. Basically an over-sized AC unit. With that I keep each server down to around 50C case temp

I think it's too much for idle >.>

35C at idle and 70C when I'm playing BF3 on high settings on a 64 metro all explosives map

CrimsonNuker wrote:

Mirosuke wrote:Mine is 50-60C ish when I am not doing shit, and 70-80 when playing games.

This.

same shit, on a laptop, but sometime it get hotter in the summer

From when I first built my computer, it's running around that temperature now. On cold days, it'll even run around 10 degrees.

Cool as a motherfucka.

I'm Just wondering.. Can a computer be too cold?

*BlackFox wrote:I'm Just wondering.. Can a computer be too cold?

It can(absolute zero is always too cold), but it would probably need some outside help to reach such temperatures.

Aha okay, thanks! @Sanktum

About 43C idle using a iQ9550 - doesnt go that much higher if im playing games

Using stock fan since I can't find some pliers since one nut is stuck on the other. Motherboard fried so I said **** it and bought a 3570k since it was an old socket 1366 which boards sell for $200 or so. Using stock and idle it's like 30c. Full load it's like 70c lol