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Old April 25th 04, 02:32 AM
RonK
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When you use Task Manager (Ctrl/Alt/Del) the System Idle Process should be
around 97 to 99%. What is yours showing ?


"Mo" wrote in message
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Yes.. Home Edition .. I put this machine together for it last August...


"RonK" wrote in message
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Are you running XP ?

"Mo" wrote in message
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Hi Guys,

Back on the machine after overnight shutdown.. temps at start up M/b
21C..
CPU 52C .. Aux 26 ..

Just checked the CPU usage 0% (13% when I drag the panel). I'm reading
email/NG's and chatting ICQ..

The CPU is now up to 58C... the other temps are 32 - 33 respectively.

Question?.. Is the CPU powered (heated) full time? I was expecting to see
the temp down towards ambient.. 22C.

For info I live in Australia.. ambient is in the 30's during summer.


"RonK" wrote in message
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Hey Mo,
Hit ctrl/alt/del and see what the cpu idle is at. Just had a thought that
there may be something using the cpu constantly. I had that problem with
my
neighbours machine.
In XP the cpu idle should be showing 97 - 99%.


"Mo" wrote in message
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Thanks for your inputs, they're appreciated. As an oldie I have problems
with the new tech stuff!

I have re-seated the heat sink with some paste that I had.. Aida shows
the
CPU
temp is now 58/9C .. rising(?) .. M/board is 33C and Aux 34C..
Bios shows roughly the same readings... the room temp is now 22C.
Machine
is
idling. I only use the machine for ICQ, email and occasional surfing.

Should I get another heat sink/fan? As I mentioned previously, I am
using
the AMD supplied unit. I am now concerned.



"Ron" wrote in message
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You should be able to see your cpu temp in bios to confirm your reading.

"Mo" wrote in message
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Hi,

I had to replace my GA-7N400-L1, useless after a bios update, with a
GA-700N-L yesterday. I have an AMD 2600 CPU with supplied fan and heat
sink
on the machine.

I was browsing through the posts here for any info on this later
m/board
and
read about CPU temps.. I checked the temps on this machine with
EasyTune4
and Aida32... in each case the temp was shown as 69C. EasyTune was
flashing
warnings.

I could hold my finger in the heat sink of the CPU.. so after overnight
shutdown I checked the temp after bootup this morning. It was given as
63C.
The ambient was 22C.

Is there any way to determine what the actual temp of my CPU? I
certainly
don't believe what is shown on the programs I've run.

TIA-

Mo














 




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