TEMPS QUESTION

TACKTICSESU

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Dec 17, 2005
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Have a question about temperature, have put together this system a week ago, no problems at all , really smooth installation.. And im curious as to whether these temperature are alright from what i've seen on doing some internet searches they seem to be the normal temperatures......I have the stock fan that came with the amd x2 4800 installed and i have, two 120mm fans running in the lian li case....I also have the Antec TruePower 2.0 TP2-550 EPS12V PSU.......

TEMPS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
CPU : 45 C (UNDER LOAD)
MB: 43-45 C

I might be paranoid......

ANY INPUT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED, TEMPS SEEM FINE, JUST WOULD LIKE SOME INPUT FROM U GUYS......

THANK U MUCH..

Lian Li V SERIES PC-V2100B CASE
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+
Asus A8N32-SLI DELUXE GAMING EDITION
WIN XP PRO SP2
CORSAIR XMS PLATINUM 2GB (2 x 1GB)
XFX Geforce 7800GTX 256MB DRIVER VERSION: 81.95
Seagate Barracuda 300GB SATA150 - Western Digital SATA150 320 GIG
LITEON DVD BURNER 16X
LITEON CR-RW 52X
Antec TruePower 2.0 TP2-550 EPS12V
VANTEC MRK-200ST HARD DRIVE RACK
SOUND BLASTER AUDIGY GAMER
EXTERNAL HARD DRIVES
-WESTERN DIGITAL 320 GIG
-WESTERN DIGITAL 250 GIG
-WESTERN DIGITAL 200 GIG
-WESTERN DIGITAL 80 GIG
-SEAGATE BARRACUDA 80 GIG
CANON MP390 MULTIFUNCTION PRINTER
Logitech® Z-5300E 5.1
Logitech G15 Keyboard
Logitech G5 Gaming Wired Mouse
 

unprecedented

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Jan 1, 2006
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Have you OCed at all?
IMO i think those temps are pretty good, ur case obviously has alot of gear in it...
 

SonnyDaze

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Jul 31, 2004
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First off, for CPU load, what are you using to produce that load? CPU-Burn? Prime 95? Or just web surfing and gaming? The latter don't really produce a true load. The first two programs mentioned will definitely put a load on the CPU to produce some high temps. Ideally it is while running these types of programs when your load temps should taken. Secondly, your mobo temp seems a little high to what I would want. When you look at your mobo temps, you need to also look at your ambient (room) temp. If the room that the computer is in is hot, then that would explain the high mobo temps. In your case, do you have the front fan as an intake and the rear fan as exhaust?

Edit: Did you post this question twice here? Other thread ?

You should keep your topics to one thread. Makes it hard to come back later for more help if your problem is spread out on two or three different posts. :thumbsup:
 

unprecedented

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Jan 1, 2006
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Your mobo temps are slightly higher than i would like. BUT i don't know if DFI mobo's are known for high temps, so ask around...