LOL OWNED :)
My CPU's temp when playing BF2 is 60-65c
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this is all ********
AMD always hotest than P4
the normal temperature AMD is 60
and P4 is 50-55 so your temperature is ok
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Money Smith needs to learn his crap before flaming, theres different temp specs for different cores. See for yourself at amd.com kid.
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No, infact your prescott is one of the hottest CPU's out there.Originally posted by ISHII[IL]this is all ********
AMD always hotest than P4
the normal temperature AMD is 60
and P4 is 50-55 so your temperature is ok
Please tell me what if any thermal grease you applied to the processor? And what cooling solution are you using for it?
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oh jeese you got me im a little kid thats just flaming everyone casue i dont know anything! :laugh:Originally posted by Ogrt48Money Smith needs to learn his crap before flaming, theres different temp specs for different cores. See for yourself at amd.com kid.
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Speed fan
Have you tried speed fan? It monitors tempatures of your computer and the fan speeds. Really great program to monitor temps and fan speeds. If a temp is too high an alarm will sound letting you know. At the time of posting this my CPU is at 29 degress celcius. I have 4 120 mm fans and 2 80's for intake. The 120's are for intake and exhaust as well.
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your all stupid. That temperature is fine. He doesnt need to waste his money on any cooling at all. Nothing is going to go wrong at that. I had an old AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1.4ghz, that ran around 70 C for years and it was fine. Danger point is 85, so as long as its below 75, which it is, i wouldnt worry about it.
So Dont Worry About it. You temperature is fine, if its at 60-65 under high load.
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Once an XP 2400+, hits 80°C, it's ganna burn out.. easily.. Grab another fan or somethin, put a house fan next to your ****.. Cuz 60°C is pushing it... Heatwave here as well, bumpin 95°F and my **** is running at 45°C idle and 51°C loaded... Usually, 38°C idle, 42°C loaded... Just try and fix it to save yourself, even if it's "ok to let it go all the way up to 85°C which is 185°F... 185°F is what? Able to catch on fire =D
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