then why did you get it? lol and for an AMD x2 too but at 40 that isn't tooo bad but its not really good either if its hitting 65C at load then you should realyl be thinking of a new fan.
then why did you get it? lol and for an AMD x2 too but at 40 that isn't tooo bad but its not really good either if its hitting 65C at load then you should realyl be thinking of a new fan.yoyo462001
The fan is old, but for now i should be fine right?
you need to find out how much it is under maximum load... (my lil test for that is run a virus scan, do 2-3 video encodes at the same time and watch a HD video and see what temps you are getting)...
you need to find out how much it is under maximum load... (my lil test for that is run a virus scan, do 2-3 video encodes at the same time and watch a HD video and see what temps you are getting)... yoyo462001
you need to find out how much it is under maximum load... (my lil test for that is run a virus scan, do 2-3 video encodes at the same time and watch a HD video and see what temps you are getting)... yoyo462001
Or you can do it the easy way and download orthos.
As for the temps i wouldnt be worried. Even on a lapped thermalright my old X2 was only 30c ish when idle. Id load up to 50ish during games.
To put it in perspective i had an older XP i eventually blew up that would get to 75c before failing to operate.
[QUOTE="yoyo462001"]you need to find out how much it is under maximum load... (my lil test for that is run a virus scan, do 2-3 video encodes at the same time and watch a HD video and see what temps you are getting)... Alter_Echo
Or you can do it the easy way and download orthos.
As for the temps i wouldnt be worried. Even on a lapped thermalright my old X2 was only 30c ish when idle. Id load up to 50ish during games.
To put it in perspective i had an older XP i eventually blew up that would get to 75c before failing to operate.It reached around 54, is that too bad?
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