How are my temps?

[Penoir]

I've always kept my computer running fairly cool, I'm currently using an Antec 1080AMG case (the one that looks like the old alienware cases). Since I set up my new system, I've only had three case fans running (front, back and side). I disconnected the side a few days ago, and last night I disconnected the front because I was having a problem with rattling and I wanted to figure out what it was. Anyway, after running it for a bit with only the power supply fan and the rear fan, I noticed that my temperatures didn't seem to go up that much.. My CPU is running idle at around 33C (Winchester 255x9 @ 1.52V) my PWM IC (smartguardian, I assume this is a power supply sensor?) is at 38C and my chipset is at 42C. These are well below the failure temp of the components, so I was wondering, will I actually notice a problem without the extra fans? Will I notice anything? I've always pretty much made cooling a primary concern, but will I really need that much? It's kind of nice having it so quiet, and I'd like to keep it that way if it's not going to damage my components.

Thanks for your input.

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

There was a thread about A64 temps here a little while ago. Those look just fine to me.

 

[SynthDude2001]

Just be glad they're not 75°C like my Athlon XP was temporarily two weeks ago.

 

[bocamojo]

Those are good temps. I am assuming you are using something like MBM or SpeedFan to monitor these temps, correct? I would compare your results to what can be found in your BIOS to make sure you know which temps are associated with what, to be sure. But all around, those seem very acceptable.

 

[Penoir]

Thanks for the input. I'll probably have to turn the fans back on in summer, but for now I think I'm going to see how this runs. I kind of feel like my system is naked with so little cooling, maybe I'll just put an intake fan in front of the hard drive to be safe.