so what's your CPU temp ?

[Tetsuo]

Originally posted by: Yossarian
Athlon 64 3000 @ 47C

lol..exact same

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: Nebor
Idles at 53C, load at 73C. This is a p4 3ghz at stock speed. I've concluded that my motherboard just makes sh!t up. After checking actual temps I find the idle temp to be 10C high, the case temp to be 10C high, and the load temp to be 15C high.

Don't P4s use a thermal diode?

If you're reading from the diode, then the temps are absolutely correct.

I wish AMD would let us read from the thermal diode. It's stupid that everybody was so alarmed at the "high" temps of the core. Of course it's going to be higher! The way we currently read temps, with the thermisistor under the CPU package, is quite simply retarded.

Nah, I'm reading from the abit EQ program. The diode is under my Zalman 7000Cu, so it'd be hard to read while the computer's running.

WTF j00 talkin' 'bout?

I think it'd hurt my CPU if I took the heatsink off while it was running dude!

 

[Mookow]

Originally posted by: Nebor
I think it'd hurt my CPU if I took the heatsink off while it was running dude!

Aww, thats just a rumor. But have a cup of water nearby, just in case.

 

[GhettoFob]

51 degrees Celsius under full load, XP2500 @ ~XP3200 speeds

 

[xcript]

52c load with all my fans @5v (XP1800+ @2GHz).

~45c load with fans @12v.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: Nebor
Idles at 53C, load at 73C. This is a p4 3ghz at stock speed. I've concluded that my motherboard just makes sh!t up. After checking actual temps I find the idle temp to be 10C high, the case temp to be 10C high, and the load temp to be 15C high.

Don't P4s use a thermal diode?

If you're reading from the diode, then the temps are absolutely correct.

I wish AMD would let us read from the thermal diode. It's stupid that everybody was so alarmed at the "high" temps of the core. Of course it's going to be higher! The way we currently read temps, with the thermisistor under the CPU package, is quite simply retarded.

Nah, I'm reading from the abit EQ program. The diode is under my Zalman 7000Cu, so it'd be hard to read while the computer's running.

WTF j00 talkin' 'bout?

I think it'd hurt my CPU if I took the heatsink off while it was running dude!

WTF?! LOL!

What are you talking about?

I'll ask again.. Don't P4s have an on-die thermal diode? If so, is that what you're reading from? If you are, then aren't your temps normal? They're going to be considerably higher than a through-packaging temperature reading, which is virtually worthless.. besides having no temperature reading at all.

 

[DurocShark]

54c
Barton 2500

Volcano 11+ at nearly lowest setting...

 

[ElFenix]

52 C under full load, ambient is 33. barton @ 2.3 ghz

 

[Harvey]

XP1800+ o/c'd to 2400+ (2 GHz). 35 deg. C, today. Never broke 40 deg. C on the hottest day, last summer.

 

[Aharami]

CPU: 131F
Case: 91F

athlon 4 (pre XP)

 

[SWScorch]

right now it's sitting at 49 C, with a room temp of 76ish F. Gotta love the dual scales

 

[MAME]

45 C

if I leave the side panel on my case, it's usually at 61 C. I took off the side and it stays around 50 C. Go me

 

[kindest]

i got a p4 1.6a occed to 2.5 running about 33C on average

 

[MovingTarget]

sittin fine at 43C with my 2200. I oc'ed to 2400 (166x12) using arctic silver and an Alpha 8045 heatsink and 80mm fan. I could get it up to 2600, but stability went down the tubes. Maybe I'll try decreasing multiplier and upping fsb to 200 later on and see where that gets me.

 

[HiTek21]

39c with my barton 2500+ OCed to 2150 with Alpha PAL 8045 & Vantec Stealth 27cfm

 

[MaxDSP]

fsck....its at 154F/68C. Its usually at 129-131 but its frickin like 80 degrees outside and we haven't turned the AC on yet. I should turn my pc off for a bit

 

[Bassyhead]

1800+ palomino at 64C running d2ol, ambient is 27C

 

[jjones]

My P4 runs about 44c and my Athlon runs about 62c.

 

[compudog]

Mine is at 100% load. Currently at 50C. A little overclocking.

 

[fibes]

A lot depends on you ambient room temperture. I have my main computer upstairs and my secondary computer downstairs. My secondary computer in the basement runs cool, because the basement is much cooler than upstairs. My main computer runs at about 48c-50c at idle. When I tested it in the basement, I was running at 43c idle.

 

[nodoubts2k]

39c

 

[Yossarian]

Originally posted by: Tetsuo

Originally posted by: Yossarian
Athlon 64 3000 @ 47C

lol..exact same

we are now CPU brothers.

 

[JustAnAverageGuy]

I've had to underclock my Barton from 2.0GHz to 1.9GHz for the summer. Always would croak when it hit 65C during heavy gaming.

34C on the case.

51C on the diode

46C on the socket

idle.

I'm beginning to think that a single low rpm 60mm fan, side exhaust, + power supply may not be enough case ventilation

Probably end up reattaching my two other 60mm fans.

<--- needs a new case, vga silencer, zalman heatsink, + AS5. =/

 

[prontospyder]

41C/P4 2.4Ghz
Full Load running SETI@Home

 

[FrustratedUser]

55C

2500+ OC'ed to 195MHz FSB w stock cooling.