That's still a hot CPU at 52 idle. My load temps max out at 49.
That's still a hot CPU at 52 idle. My load temps max out at 49.
That's all very nice, but i dont think you guys live in a room which becomes 28 degrees C during the day Hell, it's even hotter outside. Luckily within a couple of days things will start to cool down again
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I live in the Philippines, it's always hot here! It's currently 29 C in my room now and it's early morning (my cpu is idling at 36.8 at the moment). Room temperature usually climbs to 32-35 later on in the day.Originally Posted by Rex Mundi
Last edited by Conan; August 13th, 2004 at 23:42 PM.
That's amazing Conan. You say your pc max out at 49C when it's 33C in your room? That's only 16C difference! You must be using water cooling or something ha ha ha (just kiddin). At this moment it's 24C here and my cpu is 46C idle. Looks much better, never had it this low :P I must say when i open a big programme it jumps straight to 50C, when i play a cpu, gpu intensive game, it jumps to 60C.
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Well I attribute my good temps to my Thermaltake case which comes with 7 fans and my Zalman CPU cooler.Originally Posted by Rex Mundi
I noticed something very funny from my thermal onboard sensors and the one from my harddisk. My harddisk reports 30C but my case sensor reports 37C! Kinda strange how my harddisk is 7 degrees cooler than the temperature in my case :S. So it means either the case temp sensor is wrong or it is situated close to the CPU. In both cases, this is just stupid ha ha
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This one? It raised my case temps though so I no longer use it.Originally Posted by phishhead
I use speedfan (www.almico.com/speedfan.php) to monitor my hdd temp (and Cpu and Case temps too). I use the programme to lower the speed of my case fan too when i go to sleep.
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