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shaggy12

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What temperature should I be worried about here? Or keep my eyes open for? Thanks in advance.Win9x:NO 64Bit:YES GiveIO:NO SpeedFan:YES
I/O properly initialized
Linked ISA BUS at $0290
Scanning ISA BUS at $0290...
SuperIO Chip=IT8728F
Linked ISA BUS at $0A30
Scanning ISA BUS at $0A30...
IT8728F found on ISA at $A30
Found Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series on AdvSMART
Found WDC WD10EZEX-60ZF5A0 on AdvSMART
Found ACPI temperature
Found Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz
End of detection
Temp 1-30C
Temp2-34C
Temp3-17C
HD0-23C
HD1-25C
Temp1-28C
Temp2-30C
Core1-7C
Core2-5C
 
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skit75
The CPU might be good up to realms of 85C+
Typically, most mother boards will begin to throttle the CPU at 85C(adjustable on some boards)
Temp 1-30C - Probably motherboard temperature
Temp2-34C - Probably your CPU temperature at the die
Temp3-17C - Probably your ambient case temperature
HD0-23C Maybe your SSD?
HD1-25C Maybe your HDD
Temp1-28C Northbridge??
Temp2-30C Southbridge??
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shaggy12

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What temperatures should I be worried about? Couldn't really find the maximum safe operating temperature for my CPU on intels website.Thanks a lot for your help.
 
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Buzz247

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these don't look like temps under load - and that's the real test. 105c is shutdown. 80c and below is your operating target. Use a program that actually measures the cpu core temps. These temps are very cool room idle temps of the motherboard and other sensors, but don't really look like core temps

Try a more accurate identifying program like HWMonitor to read temps. Note: it is not advised to have more than one temp monitoring program running at a time due to possibility of data corruption which can cause odd reading outputs and registry errors
 
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The CPU might be good up to realms of 85C+
Typically, most mother boards will begin to throttle the CPU at 85C(adjustable on some boards)
Temp 1-30C - Probably motherboard temperature
Temp2-34C - Probably your CPU temperature at the die
Temp3-17C - Probably your ambient case temperature
HD0-23C Maybe your SSD?
HD1-25C Maybe your HDD
Temp1-28C Northbridge??
Temp2-30C Southbridge??
 
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