Temps

[ctbook]

53 C CPU socket
0 C CPU Diode
32 C Case

Is that good? Howcome zero for the diode?

 

[jhurst]

0C is pretty cold. I wish my CPU Diode read 0C. OH wait, its probably an error! LOL :laugh:

Your temps are fine, you give no system information what-so-ever, but I'll still say they are good.

 

[ctbook]

id like to add sys info---how do I do it?

 

[ctbook]

in the sig?

 

[viivo]

53 is pretty hot for a 2500+ just idling. What heatsink is on it and what kind of cooling setup do you have in your case?

 

[ctbook]

I have the stock HSF and the one 120mm fan that came with the Sonata.

Suggestions? I have not overclocked anything.


Thanks,


ct

 

[Nebor]

It's just fine. Your computer is stable. Don't worry about it. Your case w/ the regular antec fan hooked up to the fan connector on the sl350 PS will ventilate that case perfectly.

Try OCing it to 200x11 and see if it's stable, and if your temps change, on stock voltage. I would imagine it probably is.

That temp is a high for an idling barton @ stock speed though. I'd get a nice new Thermalright heatsink w/ a quiet fan. If you have the money to burn, I mean.

 

[SuperPickle]

Those temps are fine. I'm running a SLK3700 wich is basically the same case and also running the same chip. I idle at ~49º and that's with an SLK-900. As long as you keep it under 65º or so (a little headroom for danger) and your machine is stable, you are A-OK.