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My K7S5A/Duron1.3 combo seems to have given up the ghost after 2 years of
constant CPU intensive mpeg2 encoding (guess I got my $75 out of it). Fry's
had a K7VTA3/AthlonXP2200 combo on sale for $59 awhile back so I had picked
that up planning to upgrade; looks like the time had come. The upgrade went
triple quick since you only have to add 1 extra screw down point to put in
the K7VTA3. Whenever I see a CPU/MB/RAM failure (this is my 1st, but I have
helped many friends through these) I always like to replace the PSU as well
so I purchased an Enermax Coolergiant 480W PSU. My question is: the program
motherboard monitor shows a range of temperatures all over the map for the
motherboard and the PSU teperatures; they seem to average somewhere in the
90'S°F but have transients as high as 141°F and as low as 41°F. Is this
within a normal operating range? What would be considered a typical range?
The CPU chugs along at a nice constant 89°F while the MB/PSU temperatures
fluctuate.
Rex
My K7S5A/Duron1.3 combo seems to have given up the ghost after 2 years of
constant CPU intensive mpeg2 encoding (guess I got my $75 out of it). Fry's
had a K7VTA3/AthlonXP2200 combo on sale for $59 awhile back so I had picked
that up planning to upgrade; looks like the time had come. The upgrade went
triple quick since you only have to add 1 extra screw down point to put in
the K7VTA3. Whenever I see a CPU/MB/RAM failure (this is my 1st, but I have
helped many friends through these) I always like to replace the PSU as well
so I purchased an Enermax Coolergiant 480W PSU. My question is: the program
motherboard monitor shows a range of temperatures all over the map for the
motherboard and the PSU teperatures; they seem to average somewhere in the
90'S°F but have transients as high as 141°F and as low as 41°F. Is this
within a normal operating range? What would be considered a typical range?
The CPU chugs along at a nice constant 89°F while the MB/PSU temperatures
fluctuate.
Rex