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Old 08-11-2005, 01:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i have an Asus P5GD1 mobo, with Intel P4 530J 3.0GHz, and i used the Asus Probe Utility that comes with the mobo driver CD, and saw that the CPU temp is 60 degrees celcius, while the mobo temp is 48 degrees. Is that too hot?
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My friend also has an P4 3.0 GHz, and he says his is around 60 degrees celcius, so I am pretty sure that is normal.
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That's a Prescott so it will tend to run hot, but you might want to consider a cooling upgrade if you are still running a stock HSF and game with it.
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That's a Prescott so it will tend to run hot, but you might want to consider a cooling upgrade if you are still running a stock HSF and game with it.
the prescott only had heat issues with socket 478. This is a lga775

60 for a cpu is hot, it that idle temperature.

Try reseating the hsf and replacing thermal paste
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I have a P4 530 as well, when I was running with the stock cooler it idled @~35 on hot days (when it hits 25+deg inside my house), so something is amiss.
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I have pentium 4 530 too and ive just installed my new 90mm zalman heatsink/fan but mines idling at 50c and it isnt even hot in my room, whats going on? i cleaned the cpu before adding the new paste, when running winamp and spybot at the same time last night the temp got all the way to 62c, it was cooler before i installed this new fan
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my guess would be too much or too little thermal paste
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yeah maybe, i didnt really know how much to put on, is there a video anywhere that shows you?
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I posted pictures in this thread.

http://computerforum.com/showthread.php?t=18936

Even though it's a AMD processor, it's the same thing with a P4.
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I posted pictures in this thread.

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Even though it's a AMD processor, it's the same thing with a P4.
yeah, but spread it about.
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