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I have just finished building a new system and plan to do some overclocking. I downloaded MBM5 and CPUZ to check setting/temps etc as I OC.
After setting up MBM5, I thought I had made a mistake because the CPU core temp shows 35-36 degrees in an idle state. To verify, I checked my CPU core temp in BIOS and it actually is 35-36 degrees idle. This seems unusually high to me.
I removed the heatsink and checked the paste job and it appears to be done correctly.
Can anyone verify if this temp is uncommon when you started? I feel that it should at least be 30 degrees in idle. ( the room was around 70 degrees also )
Setup:
Case: Tsunami Dream
Mobo: DFI lanparty UT nf4-Ultra D
CPU: Opteron 165
Heatsink: Zalman CNPS9500
Paste: Arctic silver 5
Memory: 2GB OCZ PC4000 Gold
Video: ATI 1800XT
There are 4 fans in the system. Front case, rear case, side case and heatsink. Heatsink fan was on max RPM
Thanks in advance,
Newbie
After setting up MBM5, I thought I had made a mistake because the CPU core temp shows 35-36 degrees in an idle state. To verify, I checked my CPU core temp in BIOS and it actually is 35-36 degrees idle. This seems unusually high to me.
I removed the heatsink and checked the paste job and it appears to be done correctly.
Can anyone verify if this temp is uncommon when you started? I feel that it should at least be 30 degrees in idle. ( the room was around 70 degrees also )
Setup:
Case: Tsunami Dream
Mobo: DFI lanparty UT nf4-Ultra D
CPU: Opteron 165
Heatsink: Zalman CNPS9500
Paste: Arctic silver 5
Memory: 2GB OCZ PC4000 Gold
Video: ATI 1800XT
There are 4 fans in the system. Front case, rear case, side case and heatsink. Heatsink fan was on max RPM
Thanks in advance,
Newbie