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#1 Raijinko
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I have a cheep dell so I can upgrade to anything thats great. I bought a NEW cpu, the amd x2 6000+ 3.1gHz 89W cpu, while trying to install the heatsync it came with i failed.. because dell does retarded stuff to thier mobos so people won't be able to upgrade. So since i couldnt put new heatsyn i left the old 1 of the old AMD 3200+ cpu i had. With the old heatsync and fan im getting 30-35C while web browsing or doing nothing, while i play it goes to like 35-40c, are these temperatures normal? when is it that i should start getting worried? I wanna now if the old fan and heatsync is cooling the cpu properly. I also bought a new GPU, the HIS ATI 4850, and when its idle its in 60-62C that cant be normal, I also put CoD4 in max settings and left it running for a while to see if problems would occer, but everything was fine. Then a while later after i just left my pc on just running to see if everything was fine i get the blue screen.Can some1 tell me a good program for monitoring temperature. thanks.
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#2 Raijinko
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any1 pls..
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Well , your CPU temps of 30-35C are just fine. With CPU's once you start getting into the 60C mark is when your getting too hot. A very good Temp program is CoreTemp.

GPU's are good till about the 80C mark but just sitting idle at 60C is a bit hot.

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Well , your CPU temps of 30-35C are just fine. With CPU's once you start getting into the 60C mark is when your getting too hot. A very good Temp program is CoreTemp.

GPU's are good till about the 80C mark but just sitting idle at 60C is a bit hot.

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Thanks man.., i almost messed up my mobo messing around.. since im a noob i cleaned off the old thermal paste and put it to the cpu with none and started the pc, then my fans started going crazy and i was getting 55-60c just being in my desktop doing nothing... i put some back and now its in 35-36c idle... before it use to be 30c idle... damn i wish i didn't mess around.. now its 5c higher..
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The 4850 runs pretty hot. Did you set the fan or did you leave it on auto? For me my 4850s idle at around 54-56C at 50% and as far as I know most of them with stock coolers are pretty hot.
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#6 Raijinko
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The 4850 runs pretty hot. Did you set the fan or did you leave it on auto? For me my 4850s idle at around 54-56C at 50% and as far as I know most of them with stock coolers are pretty hot.teh_VU
I have it in auto, how do i customize fan speeds in the GPU?