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"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> schreef in bericht
news:VUeXe.19$rx5.12@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net...
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> "Flow" <Flowing@zonnet.nl> wrote in message
> news:keeXe.1417$le5.1323@amstwist00...
> > Touch the heatsink with your fingers,if very hot then it's too much idd.
> > If not even warm it's either not seated correctly or the bios gives a
> > wrong
> > reading,have you experienced lockups and/or system reboots?
> > These indicate too hot temperatures.
> > Btw,is your bios reading correct?Because then mbm isn't reading your
> > mainboard as it should.
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> That is 95F not C. It should be fine. 95F is mid-30sC and is a good temp
> (Sounds a bit low for load).
> >
> > "news_reader" <news_reader@rogers.com> schreef in bericht
> > news:z8CdnUUYd6BX1LDeRVn-jQ@rogers.com...
> >> Installed motherboard monitor and see that under load CPU is hitting
95F,
> > is
> >> that too hot?
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> Actually it seems a bit low for "load" temps. Are you sure you are reading
> the correct temp. The correct one should be the highest in MBM if you have
> the correct sensors selected. If that is the correct temp, you have a heck
> of a good cooling system.
>
> Ed
> >>
> >
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> err,missed that,guess that's because the question took me of guard,i
pressumed everybody knows that 95F is a temperature that can't be bad for
most things.
I should read more carefull next time.
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