ASUS Silent Knight 2 Temperature

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#1 DutchDoc
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I got the Asus Silent Knight 2 now as CPU cooler because the stock cooler reached over 70 degrees celsius, but im kinda dissapointed because my CPU temperature is now 35 degrees celsius idle when it's supposed to bearound 25 degrees celsius. Does anyone know what im doing wrong? I got the Intel 2 Quad Core Q9450 and made the thermal paste equally flat on it before mounting the silent knight.

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#2 adamosmaki
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I got the Asus Silent Knight 2 now as CPU cooler because the stock cooler reached over 70 degrees celsius, but im kinda dissapointed because my CPU temperature is now 35 degrees celsius idle when it's supposed to bearound 25 degrees celsius. Does anyone know what im doing wrong? I got the Intel 2 Quad Core Q9450 and made the thermal paste equally flat on it before mounting the silent knight.

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why are you disappointed? Those temps are perferctly normal. In fact they might be a bit better than normal. My q6600 with freezer7 pro goes about 40-45C at idle and up to 60-65 at load
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Those are good temps now with that new cooler. but to get near room temps for idle is pretty hard. Also adamosmaki those temps arent that good for what you have unless you overclocked it. But my 125w cpu which pumps out alot more heat compared to yours only maxes at 50C and its on a stock cooler.
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#4 DutchDoc
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I know im a bit overexagerating but im used to very low cpu temps and seeing that the temp usuallywas 25 degrees celsius and then raised to 70 andnow dropped to 35 makes me half:D and half:cry:

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#5 adamosmaki
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Those are good temps now with that new cooler. but to get near room temps for idle is pretty hard. Also adamosmaki those temps arent that good for what you have unless you overclocked it. But my 125w cpu which pumps out alot more heat compared to yours only maxes at 50C and its on a stock cooler.04dcarraher
is not overclocked but temps here where i live are 30-35C and still is not summer plus my case is a bit small and i have alot of componets install ( 3hd's,tv tuners, a massive vga,external e-satas). My temps might be a bit high but still are on the safe side ( i used to get about 70C on the intel cooler on load)
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Remember that your case matters, so does ambient temperature also half of the temp tests are done on open cases and remember you've got to 'burn in' the thermal compound (about 200 hours i think)
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#7 Kurushio
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I have an i7 overclocked to 3Ghz with a Vigor Monsoon III and my idle temps at about 34-36C so 35C is not bad.
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#8 DutchDoc
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Remember that your case matters, so does ambient temperature also half of the temp tests are done on open cases and remember you've got to 'burn in' the thermal compound (about 200 hours i think)markop2003

For some reason what you said just worked =P my temp is now 25 degrees idle again :D woohoo