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What's "Normal" In Relation To A "Good" Temp For AMD 64 CPUs?

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Old October 21st, 2004, 06:00 PM
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What's "Normal" In Relation To A "Good" Temp For AMD 64 CPUs?
Does anyone know what a "Good Temp" is for AMD 64 CPUs? Mu AMD 64 3000 is running at 49C/120F? .....Seems to hot. My Athlon 1800 Runs at a cool 17c?..Thanks
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49C isn't bad (is that a load temp, or idle temp?). 17C is phenomenal for air cooling, unless you live in alaska.
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17C is phenomenal for air cooling, unless you live in alaska.



anyway
my friend has an amd athlon(not shure what kind) but his runs at about 49c so i think yours(being more powerful) should be fine running at the same temp.
also AMDs tend to be hotter than intels
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