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Hey, I built my PC last year, and am currently running on an Intel P4 530 3.0GHZ w/ HT. I've been through my BIOS and other PC monitoring programs such as Everest and PC Wizzard. My CPU temp is reading over 80°C. Is there anyway that I can greatly reduce this temperature? Thanks for your help.
Reapply thermal grease, clean dust out, get a new heatsink etc... are all ways to cool a CPU. Prescotts run hot but you probably want to cool that sucker down.
EDIT: You probably want to reseat the heatsink and reapply grease if you have already removed the dust.
damn that is hot man. I would recommend a new heat sink and fan.
I put on a thermalright xp-90 with arcticsilver 5 paste and a panaflow 92mm fan.
and my temps are way stable. I just checked and my bf2 load was 39c max with a room temp of 71F.
im running a p4 northwood 3.0 @3.2.
of course a prescott will run a little warmer.
im running a p4 presscott 2.8ghz, and it idles at about 40 load it gets up to about 50-60 with a stock heatsink and fan,
i strongly suggest you clean the original thermal paste off and reapply some better thermal paste, i recommend you buy this silver based product i got i can't find it atm but it brough my cpu temps down by 10 degrees C, also polish the copper contact, and run it over with fine wirewool.
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