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My temps....

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by utcappy, Dec 22, 2004.

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  1. utcappy Newcomer, in training

    Are these temps fine?

    And it says my CPU fan isnt working.

    grr cant give link...

    Mainboard=86.0 F.
    CPU=108.5 F.


    cooling fans
    CPU=0 RPM (shouldnt it be on?)
    Power= 4891 RPM
    utcappy, Dec 22, 2004
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  2. RealBlackStuff Newcomer, in training

    Buy yourself a new cooler-fan pronto.
    RealBlackStuff, Dec 23, 2004
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  3. utcappy Newcomer, in training

    well, i looked in the comp while its running and it looks like all the fans are working, but it would still probably help to get new fans...
    utcappy, Dec 23, 2004
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  4. SNGX1275 TechSpot Special Forces

    Read before asking "is this too hot"
    Your cpu fan monitoring thing isn't working for any one of a few reasons. The best check is to look, like you said you did. If its spinning and your CPU isn't overheating, then you are fine.
    SNGX1275, Dec 23, 2004
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  5. MarcFOnline Newcomer, in training

    All I know is that I wish I could get my processor DOWN to that temperature! My 3GHz Prescott idles around 120 degrees F, and that's with upgraded cooling.

    So... yeah, you don't have anything to worry about. Just check your fan's motherboard connector.
    MarcFOnline, Dec 31, 2004
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  6. utcappy Newcomer, in training

    well, my CPU fan doesnt have a connection or something to find out the temp.
    utcappy, Dec 31, 2004
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  7. MarcFOnline Newcomer, in training

    It looks like you are getting a temperature reading for your CPU, so that isn't a problem... what you're apparently missing is the plug from your CPU fan to go onto the motherboard. That allows monitoring of the fan's RPM speed. If your fan didn't come with such a connector (it's a multi-colored wire coming from your heat sink, with a small plug at the end), that strikes me as quite strange... but it's ok if you don't mind being unable to monitor your fan speed.
    MarcFOnline, Dec 31, 2004
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  8. Mictlantecuhtli TS Special Forces

    Some fans / boards report 0 rpm if the fan is spinning at low speed. I've modified my fans so that they spin lower (and I can see that they do spin), but MBM reports 0 rpm for PSU fan. I guess the real rpm is around 1000.
    Mictlantecuhtli, Dec 31, 2004
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