Your CPU temps

[BacK]

Hello
I’m worried about my CPU temperature. My CPU is Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 temperature about 40-50° C. is that normal? I clean my fan and add thermal pasta, but it nothing... maybe it should be like that. I don’t know.

p.s. sorry, my English is poor.

 

[mrturtle]

I would guess that it's about right if your using a stock heatsink/fan.

 

[Xecutor]

AMD Athlon 64 x2 4400+ 2.3GHz (AM2 cpu)
TR2-R1 Thermaltake CPU fan, stock Heatsink
Stock voltage; soft OC (setFSB) to 2.6GHz

temps - Idle: 27deg C ; Load: 50deg C

 

[CMH]

Just realised I haven't updated this thread for sometime, will update tmr, since there's quite a few posts to comb through.

 

[sllewe]

Im on my notebook, running AMD Neo x2 Temps are 20/15 C

 

[CMH]

Okay, they've been updated.

If your temps aren't in here, please post in the required format. I will update the temps on the first page if someone else will compile all those who didn't put it in the format, to the required format, at any page (especially if they tell me that they've done so).

The format, as copied from the first page:

And to make it easy to read, it'll be good to list things in a particular order:
CPU/cooling/voltages/idle-temp/load-temp (in celcius). If you have not messed with voltages (and don't know values), stock is fine. If you've changed it, enter the voltage applied.
e.g: E6300/stock/stock/25/50

If you're using watercooling, just state the waterblock, and number of 120mm fan your radiator holds.
e.g: E6300/swiftech storm/stock/20/22

If you've overclocked, just put the speed after your CPU.
e.g: E6300@3.5ghz/LN2/2.0/-150/-140

I do realise that coretemp and prime95 may be outdated, but given that this list isn't standardized in any other way (other than posting format), and that it is just as a rough guide anyway, use ANY temperature sensor and CPU stressing program you like. Not like we checked to make sure you did....

One more thing, there is a maximum character per post, so I'll mention that when that happens, I'll move "outdated" CPUs to my next post in this thread (I will of course link it, and make a mention in the first post).

 

[Adhmuz]

New system
i7 920@4.0/Noctua NH-U12P/1.305v/47c/77c - Adhmuz

 

[Aximilator]

good work on the thread keep it going. i will get my temp up sooner or later.

 

[waynosss]

Cpu temp

im rocking a thermaltake v9 case with 2 extra added neon fans

CPU - 32 Degrees on idle
core #1 64 Degrees on idle
core#2 64 Degrees on idle
GFX TEMP- 56 Degrees on idle

 

[Aximilator]

I have a compaq presario s4100nx everything standard except case is custom. cpu temp idle is 34 ambient is 40 idle. under 100% load the cpu is 42 and the ambient is 51.
1.5 voltage. or something like that i dont quite know the volts.

thread looks good keep it up

 

[Technochicken]

Somehow I've never posted my temps before.

Phenom II 710 @2.86/stock/stock/24c/44c

 

[orondf]

P4_2.40B@2.61Ghz/stock/stock(=1.525)/~36/56

 

[CMH]

Okay, they've been updated.

If your temps aren't in here, please post in the required format. I will update the temps on the first page if someone else will compile all those who didn't put it in the format, to the required format, at any page (especially if they tell me that they've done so).

The format, as copied from the first page:

And to make it easy to read, it'll be good to list things in a particular order:
CPU/cooling/voltages/idle-temp/load-temp (in celcius). If you have not messed with voltages (and don't know values), stock is fine. If you've changed it, enter the voltage applied.
e.g: E6300/stock/stock/25/50

If you're using watercooling, just state the waterblock, and number of 120mm fan your radiator holds.
e.g: E6300/swiftech storm/stock/20/22

If you've overclocked, just put the speed after your CPU.
e.g: E6300@3.5ghz/LN2/2.0/-150/-140

I do realise that coretemp and prime95 may be outdated, but given that this list isn't standardized in any other way (other than posting format), and that it is just as a rough guide anyway, use ANY temperature sensor and CPU stressing program you like. Not like we checked to make sure you did....

One more thing, there is a maximum character per post, so I'll mention that when that happens, I'll move "outdated" CPUs to my next post in this thread (I will of course link it, and make a mention in the first post).


(Just a repost)

 

[Adhmuz]

core i7 920 Lapped @ 4.0/Noctua NH-U12P Lapped Push Pull/1.329v/43c/78c - Adhmuz

Had to increase my volts to maintain stability, lapping didn't help as much as I first thought. It seems over time my idle temperature starts to increase and my 100% load gets worse too. Initial results after lapping seemed very promising but now its back to what it was before...

 

[CMH]

You lapped both the CPU and the heatsink? Wait, you did say you did.


You do realise that by increasing the voltage, your temps should increase as well. Thats probably why your load temps are similar to those that you posted before lapping.

 

[MetalX]

Core i7 920 @ 3.2/ThermalTake SpinQ/0.944v/39c/58c - MetalX

 

[Adhmuz]

You lapped both the CPU and the heatsink? Wait, you did say you did.


You do realise that by increasing the voltage, your temps should increase as well. Thats probably why your load temps are similar to those that you posted before lapping.

Actually my volts were increased before the lapping, and my temps Im referring to are on the higher volt setting. I was hoping to get my temps back to what they were on the lower volts. Oh well looks like Ill need to go with liquid cooling.

 

[CMH]

Hmm... maybe your lapping needs a flat surface

Thats probably the only reason stopping me from lapping all my stuff right now.... I need a flat surface, and I'm too cheap to go out and buy a good piece of glass.....

Btw, numbers updated

 

[Adhmuz]

I used a Half inch thick piece of glass and a glass table, no worries I used a flat surface.

 

[orondf]

I recently cleaned my fan and established a better OC.

P4 2.40B@2.754Ghz/stock/stock(=1.525V)/36/54-59

I will let you know when I have new details.

 

[MetalX]

Got 2 for you, from various stages of my overclocking:

Core i7 920 @3491 MHz/ThermalTake SpinQ/1.044v/41c/66c
Core i7 920 @3912 MHz/ThermalTake SpinQ/1.293v/57c/88c

Not too bad. 88c is a little high, but the threshold on i7s is 100c so it's not really that bad.

EDIT: How is this not a sticky yet after 3 years?

 

[CMH]

I think its because I'd have to continually update this thread. Which I obviously don't do on a daily/weekly basis. Its more.... quarterly, and in some cases, yearly XD

If more people post, I might update more regularly.....

 

[LinkedKube]

Core i7 920 D0 stepping @4500mhz/swiftech gtz/1.41v/38c/59c/feser xchanger 360

I did lap the block and cpu using 500 moving my way to 2000 grit sand paper and my wrist still hurts.

Oh i see my specs on the first page are almost identical to what i posted here no change needed/added I guess.

 

[Xecutor]

Damn you rich folks

I'm getting my Phenom II x4 rig this December - The Dual core I posted is good still, but I want x4 powa and extreme cooling with that.

 

[Ult1mateK1ll]

Mobile Intel Pentium Dual-Core (Merom-2M)@1.6/stock/stock(=1.2500v)/67c/68c this is with a 60% load
i know its hot but this is a three year old system that i am going to replace soon