mobo temp

[jopakal]

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Can a mobo tolerate at 45ºC temp?

Sometimes I got a warning when it reaches 45ºC even with a side panel case fan

I'm using the Asus PC Probe II monitoring program.


TIA

[dexlimp]

it's very tolerable..

[Ryuugan]

yeah...it can, mobo's can tolerate its temp, just adjust the warning temp of your asus probe to a higher one.. since 45C is still okay...

are you using intel? or amd? coz when it comes to temp, intel and amd has different normal temps..

[jopakal]

it's very tolerable..

lamats au...

pero at what point na dli na jud matolerate? max or limit na temp?

[jopakal]

yeah...it can, mobo's can tolerate its temp, just adjust your warning temp to a higher one.. since 45C is still okay...

are you using intel? or amd? coz when it comes to temp, intel and amd has different normal temps..

an intel pentium d from 2.6 oc to 3

[Ryuugan]

@jopakal,
is this temp idle or stress?

but honestly its still okay sir, just adjust your asus probe warning temps...

[poldopunk]

lamats au...

pero at what point na dli na jud matolerate? max or limit na temp?

wala mana gibutang sa specs sa board bai pero the cooler you can keep it = the better. heat usually comes from the voltage regulator module, processor, chipset(s) and most manufacturers (asus and gigabyte) right now have implemented more copper content for better heat dissipation.

[jopakal]

@jopakal,
is this temp idle or stress?

but honestly its still okay sir, just adjust your asus probe warning temps...

when at stress but not always

[jopakal]

maybe i'll adjust the threshold to 50ºC para dli nako makuratan sa warning alarm

[Ryuugan]

its still at its normal sir....

using stock heat sink fan? or using cpu cooler?

actually im using amd proce, using stock heat sink fan gave me a 55c temp <= idle temp... 68c stress temp

poldopunk is right, the cooler the better...