what are your p4 2.8C (or any other 800mhz chip) temps?

[Corporate Thug]

my 2.8C idles at 35-37C with a slk947 and a SF II @ 3000 rpm. havent tried load yet. does this sound about right?

 

[Nebor]

3.0ghz @ 3.45ghz idling at 45C. Load during heaviest gaming: 64C. Load during prime95 69C.

Keep in mind, these temps mean nothing. They are abit temps. This is w/ a Zalman 7000Cu, that is rarely even warm to the touch.

 

[Slogun]

Hey there shady, nebor two names I see here frequently....

My system is at 42c right now while websurfing.

Last night while playing Halo it was up around 51c.

 

[Corporate Thug]

cool, doesnt look like i have anything to worry about. thanx

 

[Jack4KickAss]

Here's the intel spec sheet. Full load should max is at 68C. On my 2.53 Ghz with a 533 mhz bus with Evercool solid copper heatsink with Cpu fan that never drops below 4700rpm, it stil peaks full load at 63C.

Intel CPU Datasheet

 

[Mav3N]

p4 2.4 c overclockd to 3.06 ghz and thermaltake spark7+

idles at 29 degrees c and maxes under full load at 40degree c

this is at around 4300 rpm

 

[thejackal1]

my 2.8c running idle @ 30 C and under load @ 36 C. using a slk900u and SF 2 @3000 rpm

 

[Dunadan]

P4 2.4C @ 3.12 GHz with Thremalright SP-94 and Thermaltake Smart Case Fan II -

Idle - 34C
Full Load (normal gaming) - 51C
Full Load (Prime95) - 56C

This is with an Abit IS7 Mobo so who knows if they are accurate.

 

[Thor86]

P4 2.4C @ 3.3 (1.525vcore - Auto)
Thermalright SP-94
Panaflo 92mm M1A 48cfm, 28Db
Arcticsilver 5

Ambient room temps - 20-22C

Asus P4C800-E Bios readings:
Idle - 36C (after full load, not boot up temps)
Full load - 46C

 

[Henny]

My 2.8C is OC'd to 3.4 w/Zalman 7000 + AS3.

At idle its around 30-35 degrees.

When I give it the Prime torture test it climbs to about 46-48 and levels off. I've never seen it exceed 50.

 

[Betauser]

my 2.6C@3.2C idle: 38C full load 48C w/ sp94 and smartfan II running at 3200 rpm

 

[daniel1113]

Dang... my 3.0C idles at 43 C and will climb to 62 C under load.

This is with a Thermalright SLK-900U and 92mm fan...