M mrz28guy Jul 6, 2005 #1 With the stock fan and heatsink the board is measuring the CPU heat between 55-58C in bios. That sounds hot...
With the stock fan and heatsink the board is measuring the CPU heat between 55-58C in bios. That sounds hot...
JimShady23 Posts: 360 +4 Jul 6, 2005 #2 is too hot I have a 3800 right now running at minimal load of 37C and my room is hotter today than usual. Your CPU should run 30-35 c Idle and 35-50 c under load.
is too hot I have a 3800 right now running at minimal load of 37C and my room is hotter today than usual. Your CPU should run 30-35 c Idle and 35-50 c under load.
H howard_hopkinso Posts: 21,238 +17 Jul 6, 2005 #3 You could try removing the heatsink, cleaning off the old thermal pad/paste, from both the heatsink, and cpu, and reapplying a very thin layer of new thermal paste. Regards Howard
You could try removing the heatsink, cleaning off the old thermal pad/paste, from both the heatsink, and cpu, and reapplying a very thin layer of new thermal paste. Regards Howard
A abit late Posts: 10 +0 Jul 25, 2005 #4 I would say that your temps are not unusual if you are not running cool n quiet. Otherwise the temp would probably drop to 35 - 40 idle.
I would say that your temps are not unusual if you are not running cool n quiet. Otherwise the temp would probably drop to 35 - 40 idle.
C CMH Posts: 2,050 +14 Jul 26, 2005 #5 I don't get it! There is a sticky which tells you what is normal temp! Just read that and you'd find that your values are normal.
I don't get it! There is a sticky which tells you what is normal temp! Just read that and you'd find that your values are normal.