What is the ideal Processor Temp?

[chormatus]

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you said you constantly remove the heat sink right? everytime you remove the heatsink, you have to reapply thermal grease or else the contact between the heatsink and the core is compromised. could be the reason your temps high. what's your processor model?

intel dual core 3.00GHz. I only remove my heat sink when I replaced the original with a newer one. I had the technician do it kay under warranty pa man ang PC. He placed a good amount of thermal paste there.[br][size=1][br]Posted on: May 01, 2008, 08:17:31 PM_________________________________________________

OT: woot this thread just got me in to diablo 3!

for me ideal temp is below 60C (Full Load). Core 2 Duo (Conroe) processors.

60 C could be quite hot Are you a diablo series fan? hehehe.. welcome to the club, bro.

[Abaddon]

Diablo 2? dili man gani kau na grabe ug graphics bai, i think 2D rana mostly. Okay ra 60C. Ngura mao just na mostly border line, that's 100% load na gani on both processors. Not all processors have the same ideal temp sad. Mostly latest ang cooler kaysa older type.

[vladmire]

normal raman ang temp nimo, stock cooling man kaha ang gamit nimo? unsa ang setup nimo sa imong vent sa pc? pila ka exhaust ug pila ka intake?

[miggytanya]

you should get ur pc checked out jud.[br]Posted on: May 02, 2008, 08:51:30 AM_________________________________________________

intel dual core 3.00GHz. I only remove my heat sink when I replaced the original with a newer one. I had the technician do it kay under warranty pa man ang PC. He placed a good amount of thermal paste there.[br][size=1]

i know intel bro. what i meant is specific model like e6550, e4000, etc... i just find ur temps high. my temps are 30 when idle and 37-40 under Load. That's with stock cooling. it has to be the contact between your heat sink and processor. temps like that will shorten your cpu's life...

[chormatus]

i know intel bro. what i meant is specific model like e6550, e4000, etc... i just find ur temps high. my temps are 30 when idle and 37-40 under Load. That's with stock cooling. it has to be the contact between your heat sink and processor. temps like that will shorten your cpu's life...

its pentium D 930. Nindot imo temp kay ubos. That is the temp of my PC in the office. What processor are you using?[br]Posted on: May 02, 2008, 10:56:31 AM_________________________________________________

normal raman ang temp nimo, stock cooling man kaha ang gamit nimo? unsa ang setup nimo sa imong vent sa pc? pila ka exhaust ug pila ka intake?

I will post a pic of my setup when I get back home. I'm in Leyte rightnow. Pero sir, if my exhaust got problem, opening my entire casing on both sides and fanning it with an electric fan doesn't do any significant effect in reducing the temp.

[chormatus]

you should get ur pc checked out jud.

thanks! I had it checked in pcx (that was when they suggested that I buy a better heat sink) but they haven't solved the problem. Nawala lang ang problem for a couple of months then ga sige na sad ug trip 2 months after.

[miggytanya]

its pentium D 930. Nindot imo temp kay ubos. That is the temp of my PC in the office. What processor are you using?

Core 2 Duo E6550 aku bro. Stock Heat Sink and Fan.

[bootbox]

must be a PSU problem....

[miggytanya]

must be a PSU problem....

the part where his pc shuts down could be the PSU. But the temps are undeniably saying that there's something wrong with his cpu cooling.

[AMD_infinium05]

the part where his pc shuts down could be the PSU. But the temps are undeniably saying that there's something wrong with his cpu cooling.

if the PSU's busted... it could be pushing more voltages? causing for it to overheat.