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Petlydecker
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      12th Jun 2006
Hello

I am running a self built system, Gigabyte GA-K8NSC motherboard
530 watt PSU, AMD Athlon 3000+, nVidia GeForce 5500, 2 hard drives,
optical drives, and Win XP. My question is regarding my CP
temperature. I have installed 3 case fans blowing air in and on
exhaust blower shooting air out a PCI slot. I am also using th
retail heatsink and fan. My CPU at idle is 26 to 27 degrees celsiu
and under 100% load about 32 degrees celsius. Is this a good temp?
have seen posts of people claiming somewhere in the area of 5
degrees celsius. Any advice would be appreciated

Thank you

 
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David Kanter
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      12th Jun 2006
> I am running a self built system, Gigabyte GA-K8NSC motherboard,
> 530 watt PSU, AMD Athlon 3000+, nVidia GeForce 5500, 2 hard drives, 2
> optical drives, and Win XP. My question is regarding my CPU
> temperature. I have installed 3 case fans blowing air in and one
> exhaust blower shooting air out a PCI slot. I am also using the
> retail heatsink and fan. My CPU at idle is 26 to 27 degrees celsius
> and under 100% load about 32 degrees celsius. Is this a good temp? I
> have seen posts of people claiming somewhere in the area of 50
> degrees celsius. Any advice would be appreciated.


That sounds pretty good, but what is the ambient temperature inside the
case?

DK

 
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Yousuf Khan
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      12th Jun 2006
Petlydecker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am running a self built system, Gigabyte GA-K8NSC motherboard,
> 530 watt PSU, AMD Athlon 3000+, nVidia GeForce 5500, 2 hard drives, 2
> optical drives, and Win XP. My question is regarding my CPU
> temperature. I have installed 3 case fans blowing air in and one
> exhaust blower shooting air out a PCI slot. I am also using the
> retail heatsink and fan. My CPU at idle is 26 to 27 degrees celsius
> and under 100% load about 32 degrees celsius. Is this a good temp? I
> have seen posts of people claiming somewhere in the area of 50
> degrees celsius. Any advice would be appreciated.


Sounds quite good to me. Do you do any filtering for dust?

Yousuf Khan
 
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Petlydecker
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      13th Jun 2006
Thanks for your help and replies. Inside the case or motherboard tem
is around 25 degrees celsius. I am not a computer tech just
hobbyist. I don't know about anything relating to filtering of dust
I just regularly open the case and blow it out with compressed air
It does not get really dusty within about 4 or 5 months. This syste
will probably last me 1 year before I get a building bug again. Yo
can save a lot of money looking around for great prices online an
making your system, and it is fun

By the way this has always been a great forum for information o
learning

Thanks

 
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