- Apr 19, 2013
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I recently speed built a computer to confirm everything was working and it went right to post and I was able to get into the BIOS (thank god 
), but I have noticed that my CPU temp showing in the BIOS was upwards of 60 or so degrees. I know this isn't normal but there are a couple aspects that could contribute to this. First off, cable management is non existent - I have all the cables sprawled out everywhere blocking any sort of airflow. The side panels are currently off - consistent airflow is not possible. I'm using the stock heatsink - self explanatory. I'm just wondering if even in my situation (which I plan on fixing completely tomorrow), is 60 degrees abnormal? I just want to make sure it's not an underlying problem with the CPU. Note, I am using the FX-6300.
), but I have noticed that my CPU temp showing in the BIOS was upwards of 60 or so degrees. I know this isn't normal but there are a couple aspects that could contribute to this. First off, cable management is non existent - I have all the cables sprawled out everywhere blocking any sort of airflow. The side panels are currently off - consistent airflow is not possible. I'm using the stock heatsink - self explanatory. I'm just wondering if even in my situation (which I plan on fixing completely tomorrow), is 60 degrees abnormal? I just want to make sure it's not an underlying problem with the CPU. Note, I am using the FX-6300.
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