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how hot is too hot for mobo temp
Anything under 40 C while operating is fine.
-- DaveW "George Orwell" wrote in message ... I have a PC in a micro case that serves as a tvio (running mythtv http://www.mythtv.org). Anyway, it's a small case and it's inside my entertainment center. I checked the mobo/cpu temp and in there it gets a bit hot: case temp: 36C CPU temp: 35C CPU is a 1900+ and the board is an ASUS A7N8X-VM. There's not a whole lot I can do to cool the case down due to its size. I has a 60 mm case fan, and the PSU has 2 fans. What do you all think about those operating temps? |
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As the others stated, those temp are good. You might consider running
something like MBM that allows you to set an alarm if your temps exceed a certain temp. You might be able to set this within your systems BIOS as well. That way the system will give off an audilble if things get too steamy. Particularly useful in Multimedia systems sitting in cabinetry and especially good for monitoring temps durring summer. "George Orwell" wrote in message ... I have a PC in a micro case that serves as a tvio (running mythtv http://www.mythtv.org). Anyway, it's a small case and it's inside my entertainment center. I checked the mobo/cpu temp and in there it gets a bit hot: case temp: 36C CPU temp: 35C CPU is a 1900+ and the board is an ASUS A7N8X-VM. There's not a whole lot I can do to cool the case down due to its size. I has a 60 mm case fan, and the PSU has 2 fans. What do you all think about those operating temps? |
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I have a 2500XP running at 52C is this too hot? Thank you.
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Those temps should be fine, just open it now and then to blow out any dust.
"George Orwell" wrote in message ... I have a PC in a micro case that serves as a tvio (running mythtv http://www.mythtv.org). Anyway, it's a small case and it's inside my entertainment center. I checked the mobo/cpu temp and in there it gets a bit hot: case temp: 36C CPU temp: 35C CPU is a 1900+ and the board is an ASUS A7N8X-VM. There's not a whole lot I can do to cool the case down due to its size. I has a 60 mm case fan, and the PSU has 2 fans. What do you all think about those operating temps? |
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that is pushing the limit, I would consider investing in a better heat
sink/fan, and maybe even another case fan. "Lindy" wrote in message ... I have a 2500XP running at 52C is this too hot? Thank you. |
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andrew2000 wrote:
that is pushing the limit, I would consider investing in a better heat sink/fan, and maybe even another case fan. "Lindy" wrote in message ... I have a 2500XP running at 52C is this too hot? Thank you. Well the recommended limit is actualy 85C according to AMD. It really depends on the Ambient temp, 52C would be VERY GOOD if I was running Prime95 or Seti, in summer time when it hits 30C+. Funny how Ambient temps failed to get mentioned when people ask if there temps are too high. EEEEEEEEEK *8D |
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