Francisck New Member May 27, 2008 #21 oscaryu1 said: What the heck are you saying? 70C is BURNING! People with quality coolers idle at 20-30C! With my CPU almost 100% OC'd, is idling at 39C! You need to clean out the whole case, heatsink, and reapply thermal paste! Click to expand... I think he is probably confused by that.
oscaryu1 said: What the heck are you saying? 70C is BURNING! People with quality coolers idle at 20-30C! With my CPU almost 100% OC'd, is idling at 39C! You need to clean out the whole case, heatsink, and reapply thermal paste! Click to expand... I think he is probably confused by that.
O oscaryu1 VIP Member May 27, 2008 #22 So let him spend money on something he doesn't need? Great idea man! 1) SpeedFan is extremely inaccurate. You'd be better off with the CMOS temperatures. 2) Looks dusty or not, he'll need to spray it all out. 1+ year(s) with no cleaning leads to bad things.
So let him spend money on something he doesn't need? Great idea man! 1) SpeedFan is extremely inaccurate. You'd be better off with the CMOS temperatures. 2) Looks dusty or not, he'll need to spray it all out. 1+ year(s) with no cleaning leads to bad things.
O oscaryu1 VIP Member May 27, 2008 #24 Then why another fan? Useless. "...way below 80-85C" and who suggested those temperatures?
Francisck New Member May 27, 2008 #25 oscaryu1 said: Then why another fan? Useless. "...way below 80-85C" and who suggested those temperatures? Click to expand... The temperatures where suggested on a website that listed normal operation temperatures for brands and makes of CPU's
oscaryu1 said: Then why another fan? Useless. "...way below 80-85C" and who suggested those temperatures? Click to expand... The temperatures where suggested on a website that listed normal operation temperatures for brands and makes of CPU's
