Temparature

ChrisDVD

ChrisDVD

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Hello

i have been experiencing a overheating problem with the PC, and i wonder, is their a softwear i could downlaod form the internet, (for free) that would tell me what temparature the CPU is? and the PC inside.....
thx
(please give alink to that site)

Chris
 
i know its stupid, but where do i click??? lol i am on their website, but wher eis the downlaod?

thx
(bythe way, looks great!)
 
but i red something about locating the fans, is it complicated? will i have lots of trouble? ( i am jsut a bit scared!) :eek: Well, i will see when i will downlaod it tonight ;)

Chris
 
ChrisDVD said:
but i red something about locating the fans, is it complicated? will i have lots of trouble? ( i am jsut a bit scared!) :eek: Well, i will see when i will downlaod it tonight ;)

Chris
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what? what do you mean by locating the fans? Is this from the speedfan website Yasu posted?
 
Well i will see tonight, i will downlaod it, we got out PC back. Just nvm my last question. I will post to say how it worked!

Chris
 
ChrisDVD said:
But by the way, what temparature should it be?
The CPU? thee ambient? Remote? HD0?

THx Chris
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Well it depends on what processor you have. General good temps for a CPU is around 30-40*C, however most procs can endure temps up to around 80* C
 
i ogt an intel pentium 4.
The temparture right nos is at 45, while watching aDVD it was at 53, ...is that too hot?

Chris
 
ChrisDVD said:
i ogt an intel pentium 4.
The temparture right nos is at 45, while watching aDVD it was at 53, ...is that too hot?

Chris
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THat is not too hot. Intel P4 is a wide range of processors, do you know which model? Your temps are about normal for stock cooling.
 
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