Heat, Computers, BAD

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Sibanac

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well i switched a few extra fans on in this heat (2 at the back and big 12cm behind disks) result :


room : 35°C
case : 42°C
idle cpu : 45°C
load cpu : 55°C


who said athlons run hot :) (2000xp slightly clocked on FSB)
 
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Embattle

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Originally posted by adams901
Embattle MY CPU and System Board Temps are OK

CPU - 33-35 Idle, 50-55 under load
MB - 33-35 Idle, 50-55 under load

I think its the graphics card that's overheating because my FPS and Ping are ok but it starts to get jerky after a while.

Willier, I dont have filters fitted but I usually open up my case and give it s good blast of compressed air at least once a month. I have 2 fans on my PSU as well.

Yep I got mixed up between posts, does the card have ram sinks or a PCI slot fan near it?
 
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GDW

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Originally posted by vofflujarnid
My system is running at 20° degrees celsius

Unless you are living in a colder country I dont see how your system temperature is running cooler than ambient using only fans. This is not possible.

/edit heh just checked your sig - Iceland - that explains it:rolleyes:
 
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vofflujarnid

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Actually, it is possible with a well setup case and fans. It's running at 24° degrees celsius now. And it has nothing to do with where I live :)
 
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Sibanac

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Originally posted by vofflujarnid
Actually, it is possible with a well setup case and fans. It's running at 24° degrees celsius now. And it has nothing to do with where I live :)

Updated: 12:00 PM GMT on August 12, 2003
Observed at Reykjavik, Iceland
Temperature 59 °F / 15 °C


try running cooling your pc with air that has a nice 35C and see if it still is at 25C
 
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wyrd_fish

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even if heat sinks and fans were 100% efficient at removing heat, witch they ain't, the CPU temp would just sit at ambient temp...
 

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