Speed Fan

the one on the right is yours, right?

for idle, that is one hot graphics card, if you don't already, get some air flow over it if it is passive, get more going into the fan if it is fan cooled, or get a new heatsink.

everything else seems fine, what is that core reading? What procesoor do you have? If it is an AMD with the 3 cores then i would think about checking seating and maybe reaplying thermal paste because one core is hotter than the other, my temps are, sort of idle, i have just finished a CoD4 clan match:

GPU:42
GPU:52
Temp 1:28
Temp 2:32
Temp 3:25
Temp 1:40
Core 0:30
Core 1:31

May i also ask what PSU you have, because those readings look quite a bit out
 
yes. the one in the right is mine.
but u didn't tell me if u've got any flame signs in your speedfan program.
about the CPU:


Number of CPU(s) : One Physical Processor / 2 Cores / 2 Logical Processors / 64 bits
Vendor GenuineIntel
CPU Full Name Intel Core 2 Duo 2.33GHz

i don't know where to look for that PSU settings though.
 
the flames are nothing, it is just speed fan saying "it's a little warm". It does it if the temperatures are 50 degrees+, and as all components are fine up to around 105 degrees, you are safe. Still, bear in mind a 10 degrees reduction=double the life span (apparently).

look at the bottom of the speed fan windows, your 12V rails are way out, as are your other rails
 
Elidicious said:
well...for someone else, these fires are an alarm state though
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It is what the programmers of speed fan think is hot, you got to remember though, 60 degrees under strain is normal for components with stock coolers, so 50 is fine.

What i said before about components being fine up to 105 degrees, never ever let em get that hot, all the components that go into the components, that is their top temperature. You start hitting even mid 70s to 80s, you should start to worry and consider getting more fans, better colling (heatsinks, fans etc) and checking thermal paste and heatsink seating
 
i noticed something strange.
today when i turned my computer on, everything was OK and i immediately ran the speed fan program and look what happened.
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Yesterday GPU and CORE which were on fire and Fan1 which was 1321 RPM, while today they are are OK and Fan1 is 904 RPM. it means the lower fan1, the better GPU and COre??
 
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