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Before asking "Is this too hot?"
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#142
06-11-2009
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not so good but try to find a program to make a temp threshold
60 is hot |
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#143
07-02-2009
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what does that mean corey?
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#145
07-17-2009
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Nice thread lots of help
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#146
07-21-2009
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Is there a program that can check the temps of your internal hardware? I recall having one in the past but can't remember what/where I got it.
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#147
07-21-2009
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hi syde,
I like this one http://www.cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php |
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#148
07-22-2009
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 (as I just got a second monitor hooked up I'm very nervous about the internel heat of my pc hehe) thanks again! |
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#150
02-09-2010
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you can leave a program like HW monitor open while gaming, it will give record the high temperature.
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#153
02-21-2010
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hm. even with my cooling pad mine runs at like 70C. i could fry an egg on this b****. i hate laptops. =(
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#154
03-17-2010
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Temp Range
Hi.
I would like to know if it is ok to have a large difference between the idle and load CPU temps. My CPU idles at 36-38C, and under load it reaches 54-59C. It is a overclocked P4 2.40B at 2.754Ghz. It's very stable. OronDF. |
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#155
03-17-2010
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yes that is a perfectly normal idle/load range. |
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#156
05-01-2010
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just read this... Arent most higher end GPUs hotter than most processors while under load?
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