P PabloTeK Active Member May 16, 2007 #2 It's a bit warm for an idle temperature but you could do worse, look at a Zalman CNPS9500.
frost02 New Member May 16, 2007 #3 actually my current temp *not idle* is 38 - 45, thats while im running guildwars, itunes, and prime95 stress test. is that acceptable?
actually my current temp *not idle* is 38 - 45, thats while im running guildwars, itunes, and prime95 stress test. is that acceptable?
P PabloTeK Active Member May 16, 2007 #4 That's quite good, my CPU maxes at about 30 Celsius, albeit with Speeze applied to the stock heatsink.
That's quite good, my CPU maxes at about 30 Celsius, albeit with Speeze applied to the stock heatsink.
frost02 New Member May 16, 2007 #5 i'll be switching my cpu fan, its running 2400 rpm right now, i heard the zalman can go about 5000 tho, double the speed of the fan and heard usually lowers down the temp about 10 degrees celsius. right now im running 35c so im doing good i assume.
i'll be switching my cpu fan, its running 2400 rpm right now, i heard the zalman can go about 5000 tho, double the speed of the fan and heard usually lowers down the temp about 10 degrees celsius. right now im running 35c so im doing good i assume.
DrCuddles New Member May 16, 2007 #6 How do yu guys find out the temperature? Im guessing you dont just wait until you've opened the programs and poke around with a thermometer
How do yu guys find out the temperature? Im guessing you dont just wait until you've opened the programs and poke around with a thermometer
Kornowski VIP Member May 16, 2007 #7 How do yu guys find out the temperature? Im guessing you dont just wait until you've opened the programs and poke around with a thermometer Click to expand... You have to have thermal sensors on your motherboard, the newer ones come with them. Then you need something like speedfan to read the temps. I'd of thought you'd of known that, being a computer wizz
How do yu guys find out the temperature? Im guessing you dont just wait until you've opened the programs and poke around with a thermometer Click to expand... You have to have thermal sensors on your motherboard, the newer ones come with them. Then you need something like speedfan to read the temps. I'd of thought you'd of known that, being a computer wizz
O oscaryu1 VIP Member May 16, 2007 #8 Yup lol : Speed Fan, PC Wizard , Motherboard Monitor, BIOS - PC Health
