AMD 8350 Idle temps high
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photonboy
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1) What CPU cooler?
2) Do you have front and rear case fans?
3) Is it HOT in your room?
4) Do you overclock the CPU?
5) What program did you use to give you the temperature?
So, it's not necessarily a simple question. I also don't know what the typical ideal temperature is. Maybe someone else does.
2) Do you have front and rear case fans?
3) Is it HOT in your room?
4) Do you overclock the CPU?
5) What program did you use to give you the temperature?
So, it's not necessarily a simple question. I also don't know what the typical ideal temperature is. Maybe someone else does.
arges86
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Idle temperatures don't tell you as much as you may think.
Full load temperatures, like gaming, or running Prime95 will tell you even more.
I believe your CPU is a Vishera architecture, and shouldn't break 90 degrees at its hottest.
Simple things like case air flow can make a difference. You want a slight negative pressure in the case, so the cooler outside air gets pulled into the case.
Make sure the heat sink is clean and sitting properly
Full load temperatures, like gaming, or running Prime95 will tell you even more.
I believe your CPU is a Vishera architecture, and shouldn't break 90 degrees at its hottest.
Simple things like case air flow can make a difference. You want a slight negative pressure in the case, so the cooler outside air gets pulled into the case.
Make sure the heat sink is clean and sitting properly
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