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antiherodave

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hi,
i just upgraded (at least i thought i was but not so sure now) from a gigabyte motherboard and core 2 duo e8400 3 ghz to a new gigabyte motherboard and core i7-920 lga 1366 2.66 ghz. my new Gigabyte EX58-UD3R
is running @ 78 to 90 degrees C, my processor temp is 32 degrees C, but each core is at a range of 79 to
95 degrees C, and my gpu fan was at 100%, now @ 40%(but keeping the same temps as before). this seems abnormal to me and i am scared that something is gonna burn up. i have ordered
some thermal compound remover and polish, new thermal compound, a new cpu cooler, two intake fans, and a
system fan that is pci slot (i have a pci slot open above my video card). was this a good move or am
i overreacting?
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Neil Jones

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With all due respect, I don't see how you can have an overall temperature of 32 degrees when your software claims each core is running at 79.
What software are you using to get these figures please?
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antiherodave

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no problem my friend! i use pc wizard to get those numbers. and now i have installed the cpu fan and the pci fan and and some artic cool thermal compound and it is cooling great!it is at 33 C for the cpu, each core is at 40 to 50 C, and the mainboard is at 37 C! actually, i think i was getting the original temps due to my cpu fan not being anchored securly to the motherboard. rookie mistake. but i really like my new cooling system and i have overclocked my cpu to 3.2 no problem! my computer is rockin' now!
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