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My system temperature idle
[img]http://i46.tinypic.com/sy82l0.png[/img]
Under load
[img]http://i45.tinypic.com/2pzwto5.png[/img]
Before zalman 10x extreme:
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/HNBQqH.jpg[/img]
(before is before stress test, after is after 20 min on full)
after:
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/AdMgwa.jpg[/img]
(this is after 20 min of run, no idle temps)
I applied the cool paste wrong, too thick a layer. :frown: Fully recommended cpu cooler though, all you need is some better cool paste.
I had ordered some AS5, but it got lost in the mail, and arrived the day after I had installed the heatsink.
The temps are so high because my motherboard (P5N-E SLi) is rubbish and makes my CPU idle at 1,31 volts on stock clocks, even if I limit it to 1,25 it bypasses that or becomes really unstable. :frown:
GPU:
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/X5Evub.jpg[/img]
(after 1 hour of CS:S @ 40% fan speed (default))
All are on average (if there is more than one CPU core for example) and idle:
CPU: Q9550 46C
GPU: 8800GTX 74C
HDD: 1TB Western Digital 30C
And that's it because I'm using Speccy and I'm too lazy to start up speedfan.
here i done what you say
[IMG]http://i46.tinypic.com/2u8jfde.jpg[/IMG]
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everything is abnormally hot because its like a fucking heat wave at the moment
Idle:
[media]http://veers32.net/img/idle.png[/media]
Load:
[media]http://veers32.net/img/load.png[/media]
How is that temperature for an i5-750 oc'd to 3.75GHz? Highest it ever goes is 65 Celsius.
Also is it weird for the CPU cores temp being colder then the CPU temp?
[QUOTE=KillerBox;19299756]Also is it weird for the CPU cores temp being colder then the CPU temp?[/QUOTE]
no
CPU temp is usually Tcase_u or Tcase, which is the case of the processor. Tcase_u is underneath.. socket temperature. Some boards have a sensor in the socket that is labeled as CPU temp.. this is a very important temperature. On the intel S-Spec page for your processor, it shows it's thermal specification. This is the Tcase max, not the core max. There is a "10c" rule, so if it is specified for 72c.. 82c is the 'max' shutdown. Core temps are generally 15-20c higher than Tcase, so if tcase was at 82c, the cores would be around 100, which would throttle/shut the processor down..
My temps for:
i7 920 @ 4.4 Load: 79C
i7 860 @ 4.0 Load: 81C (1.41 Vcore :frown:)
Q9550 @ 4.2 Load: 55C
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/Ve_6ER.png[/img]
tee hee, speedfan is shit for monitoring temperatures. It grabs random values off the SMBUS and tells you they are temperatures.
use HWmonitor
[QUOTE=whatnow V2;19299944]no
CPU temp is usually Tcase_u or Tcase, which is the case of the processor. Tcase_u is underneath.. socket temperature. Some boards have a sensor in the socket that is labeled as CPU temp.. this is a very important temperature. On the intel S-Spec page for your processor, it shows it's thermal specification. This is the Tcase max, not the core max. There is a "10c" rule, so if it is specified for 72c.. 82c is the 'max' shutdown. Core temps are generally 15-20c higher than Tcase, so if tcase was at 82c, the cores would be around 100, which would throttle/shut the processor down..
My temps for:
i7 920 @ 4.4 Load: 79C
i7 860 @ 4.0 Load: 81C (1.41 Vcore :frown:)
Q9550 @ 4.2 Load: 55C[/QUOTE]
those are far too high
:downs:
[QUOTE=whatnow V2;19300194]:downs:[/QUOTE]
Stupid question, but since you seem to know quite a bit about this stuff here it is. How high would you feel comfortable taking an i5-750 to (temp wise).
[QUOTE=Yumyumbublegum;19300442][img]http://yumyumbublegum.mine.nu/pics/temps2.png[/img][/QUOTE]
why's core1 running at 13c while everything else's doing +20?
[QUOTE=Veers;19300364]Stupid question, but since you seem to know quite a bit about this stuff here it is. How high would you feel comfortable taking an i5-750 to (temp wise).[/QUOTE]
since it appears the i5 and the i7 all share the same spec sheets, (lynfield or not) I've been saying it's 80c.. there is a guy down at Overclock.net who could help me figure out what the maximum temp for the i5 750 is.
[QUOTE=whatnow V2;19300468]since it appears the i5 and the i7 all share the same spec sheets, (lynfield or not) I've been saying it's 80c.. there is a guy down at Overclock.net who could help me figure out what the maximum temp for the i5 750 is.[/QUOTE]
Oh cool, then my hitting ~65 isn't that bad then. Thanks!
[QUOTE=Tools;19300453]why's core1 running at 13c while everything else's doing +20?[/QUOTE]
one core could be working less than the others, or the sensor is stuck
[QUOTE=whatnow V2;19300621]one core could be working less than the others, or the sensor is stuck[/QUOTE]Yea, the second core sensor is stuck.
I refuse to use Speedfan :colbert:
[img]http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh97/Calliuswaffles/temps.png[/img]
The 3700rpm fan is my Pump's speed monitor not an actual fan.
[img]http://www.cubeupload.com/files/344e00macbooktemps.png[/img]
Not a clue what half the names are referring to though.
enclosure base, i think that's just inside of the case.... I never found out what they were on my macbook
[IMG]http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j60/jake_steel/temps.png[/IMG]
load temps are 56C for both cores and 84C video
[IMG]http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s301/darkrei9n/loop.jpg[/IMG]
Compared to you guys my i7 is running a bit hot.
no it isn't
Underload some of the cores get up to 80 degrees.
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