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Prescott too hot 64C
hello,my first post here
my system is as follows: ::GigaByte GA-8GPNXP DUO (not overclocked) ::Intel 3600mhz - 560 (1mb ache,800FSB) (not overclocked) ::stock cpu fan : ne fan attached to the case::a fan attached above the northbridge. ::and a D.P.S that has a heatsink. :; the case has an airfilter like intel is suggesting. the system at the moment has a temperature of 64C and during a heavy load it could reach 80C easily. I was thinking of getting a" Gigabyte 3d Rocket cooler" but since the PC has not crashed only 2 times but i bleieve it's due to my 3d card X600pro (running this pc now for almost 5 hours). do you think that the motherboard is showing me the wrong temperature?even though it's a new model compared to others. what about using different thermal paste doesnt make a difference? and how many rotations per mintue does the intel stock fan perfom?mine is doing 2557..I havent seen it reached 2600rpm. I contacted Intel and they told me it rotates 5000rpm. thanks in advance |
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your fine the temps are always way off and there isn't much heat can do to your CPU
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