CPU temp

see what temps range to on 100% cpu usage.

On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 13:37:55 +1000, "Paolo Tomasetig" <bawl DeleteThis @iprimus.com.au>
wrote:

 >:>Hey guys.... i have overclocked my p4. 2.4 ghz to 2.8 ghz....... on a
 >:>p4xp-4 mob..... is a CPU temp of 40C too hot??...
 >:>

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"Paolo Tomasetig" <bawl.DeleteThis@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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 > Hey guys.... i have overclocked my p4. 2.4 ghz to 2.8 ghz....... on a
 > p4xp-4 mob..... is a CPU temp of 40C too hot??...
 >

My P4 2.4 GHz (800 MHz) is overclocked to 2.94 GHz (Asus P4P800), fsb at 980
MHz, and the cpu temp varies from 28 °C (idle) to 36 °C while playing
intensive CFS3.

How critical this temp is depends of how and where exactly your temp is
measured by the motherboard manufacturer
A good reference point is that, without overclocking, the idle temp of the
cpu, if normally cooled (boxed Intel cooler), should be about 5 - 8 °C more
than room temp.
If you have those readings, you can thrust your values and your 40 °C is ok
if it's an "average" value. If it's an idle temp, it's not critical, but too
high. You should check your cooling (cooling paste?). If it's a temp at high
cpu usage, it' s absolutely normal.
Anyways, Intel P4 may go up to 60 °C without any danger, but the lower the
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"ElJerid" <s.vanderhaeghen.nospam DeleteThis @pandora.be> scribbled in
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 >
 > My P4 2.4 GHz (800 MHz) is overclocked to 2.94 GHz (Asus P4P800),
 > fsb at 980 MHz, and the cpu temp varies from 28 °C (idle) to 36 °C
 > while playing intensive CFS3.
 >
 > How critical this temp is depends of how and where exactly your temp
 > is measured by the motherboard manufacturer
 > A good reference point is that, without overclocking, the idle temp
 > of the cpu, if normally cooled (boxed Intel cooler), should be about
 > 5 - 8 °C more than room temp.
 > If you have those readings, you can thrust your values and your 40
 > °C is ok if it's an "average" value. If it's an idle temp, it's not
 > critical, but too high. You should check your cooling (cooling
 > paste?). If it's a temp at high cpu usage, it' s absolutely normal.
 > Anyways, Intel P4 may go up to 60 °C without any danger, but the
 > lower the better, of course..
 >

I beg to differ - a few degrees above ambient room temp for the CPU is
not realistic in most motherboards. Additionally, most Abit mother-
boards consistently report higher temperatures - on the order of 10°
difference.

In a well ventilated case w/a stock heatsink, my temps are as follows:

Case: 32° C
PWM: 39° to 70° C (50° average)
CPU: 48° idle, 60° full load
Room ambient temp is 23° C.

This is on an Abit IS7 with a 2.6C at 240 fsb (3.12 ghz).

To the original poster: 40° C is fine for idle OR full load.

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In article <Xns940F889B987BAbrianhfsstnet.TakeThisOut@199.184.165.241>,
Brian Hillegass <brian_h.TakeThisOut@fastspam.net> wrote:

 > I beg to differ - a few degrees above ambient room temp for the CPU is
 > not realistic in most motherboards. Additionally, most Abit mother-
 > boards consistently report higher temperatures - on the order of 10°
 > difference.
 >
 > In a well ventilated case w/a stock heatsink, my temps are as follows:
 >
 > Case: 32° C
 > PWM: 39° to 70° C (50° average)
 > CPU: 48° idle, 60° full load
 > Room ambient temp is 23° C.
 >
 > This is on an Abit IS7 with a 2.6C at 240 fsb (3.12 ghz).

I have almost exactly the same temps. Mine goes up to 65°C at full
load. It's a 2.4C @ 3.0 (250 fsb)

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On 9 Oct 2003 17:25:25 GMT, Brian Hillegass <brian_h RemoveThis @fastspam.net>
wrote:

 >"ElJerid" <s.vanderhaeghen.nospam RemoveThis @pandora.be> scribbled in
 >news:1bUgb.65588$_E4.3135547@phobos.telenet-ops.be:
 >
  >>
  >> My P4 2.4 GHz (800 MHz) is overclocked to 2.94 GHz (Asus P4P800),
  >> fsb at 980 MHz, and the cpu temp varies from 28 °C (idle) to 36 °C
  >> while playing intensive CFS3.
  >>
  >> How critical this temp is depends of how and where exactly your temp
  >> is measured by the motherboard manufacturer
  >> A good reference point is that, without overclocking, the idle temp
  >> of the cpu, if normally cooled (boxed Intel cooler), should be about
  >> 5 - 8 °C more than room temp.
  >> If you have those readings, you can thrust your values and your 40
  >> °C is ok if it's an "average" value. If it's an idle temp, it's not
  >> critical, but too high. You should check your cooling (cooling
  >> paste?). If it's a temp at high cpu usage, it' s absolutely normal.
  >> Anyways, Intel P4 may go up to 60 °C without any danger, but the
  >> lower the better, of course..
  >>


i have a p4p800dlx running a p4 2.4c but overclocked to 3.01ghz.
average idle temp is abt 30-34C and full throttle is on ave 38-45C.

however i ve had it running at 56C once when it was a hot day but
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