Cpu Temperature
Started by
QzXx
, Jun 27 2005 10:42 AM
#1
Posted 27 June 2005 - 10:42 AM
#2
Posted 27 June 2005 - 07:43 PM
Hi,
Sounds like you need more case fans, 45c at idle is ok not great though, 52c at idle is not very good at all.
I would first try adding more case fans you should have at least one in the back pulling air out and one in the front pulling air in. I have in addition to these one 80mm in the side pulling air in and one 80mm on top (blow hole) pulling air out. I have a fan contoller on these to help with noise or I can turn'em all the way up when needed witch is rare if I keep the room temp under 80F
Once you have the proper airflow by adding fans as described above then you must have all cables tied up neatly and tucked away as best you can so the air can flow through the case. Once you acomplish good airflow by doing all the above you will find that most of the time you can keep the fans turned down all the way (by use of a fan controller) and the cpu temp at idle will be around 40C and full load 55C
If after doing all this the problem would continue you would have to clean and reapply new thermal past perferably atric silver 5. Even with a stock heatsink as long as you ain't overclocking these temps can be achieved.
The system in my signature idles at 37C and 45C under full load but I do have a better HSF then the stock one
Rick
Sounds like you need more case fans, 45c at idle is ok not great though, 52c at idle is not very good at all.
I would first try adding more case fans you should have at least one in the back pulling air out and one in the front pulling air in. I have in addition to these one 80mm in the side pulling air in and one 80mm on top (blow hole) pulling air out. I have a fan contoller on these to help with noise or I can turn'em all the way up when needed witch is rare if I keep the room temp under 80F
Once you have the proper airflow by adding fans as described above then you must have all cables tied up neatly and tucked away as best you can so the air can flow through the case. Once you acomplish good airflow by doing all the above you will find that most of the time you can keep the fans turned down all the way (by use of a fan controller) and the cpu temp at idle will be around 40C and full load 55C
If after doing all this the problem would continue you would have to clean and reapply new thermal past perferably atric silver 5. Even with a stock heatsink as long as you ain't overclocking these temps can be achieved.
The system in my signature idles at 37C and 45C under full load but I do have a better HSF then the stock one
Rick
Edited by Doby, 27 June 2005 - 07:45 PM.
#3
Posted 27 June 2005 - 08:13 PM
Okay, thanks for the help.
How do you set a fan to intake?
How do you set a fan to intake?
#4
Posted 27 June 2005 - 08:42 PM
Your welcome,
Simply turn the fan around and mount it in the opposite direction
Rick
Simply turn the fan around and mount it in the opposite direction
Rick
#5
Posted 28 June 2005 - 08:07 AM
Ahhhh, makes sense. Should have used my Brain on that one.
Thanks Again.
Thanks Again.
#6
Posted 28 June 2005 - 05:57 PM
your welcome
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