From what I could gather from asking a lot of these questions myself once I overclocked is that some monitoring software use 105C as Tj Max and other 95C, and that's why some report a 10C higher/lower.
I ended up using RealTemp and it worked perfectly fine.
As for your results, those seem high for stock clocks, even using the stock, cooler, your ambient temperature could be the culprit though.
For reference, I'm running @ 3.6GHz using CNPS9700 and I get full load Prime95 for 12+ hours at a cool 47C
RealTemp and bios
Everest and CoreTemp TjMax can be adjusted
SpeedFan usually is +6-8c
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Reply to kpo6969
Of course pulling up your specs.....are you currently using a generic case with 1X80mm fan for your current E8400 build, or do you have a different case? If you're using the same "generic" case...you've got to get a better one....that actually moves air.
Message edited by 1971Rhino on 06-18-2008 at 10:26:43 PM
I think that might be what's causing your temps to be high. If you're going to OC...
1. Get a new cooler don't OC with the stock cooler.
2. Look into a case that has better air flow. The Antec 900 is a good one, but there are plenty of other good cases that promote air flow.....though they may not be as sexy
If you're going to stick with everything as is in your set up I wouldn't OC.
------------------------------E8400 @ 3.8Ghz linked and synched with 2GB Corsair DDR3 @ 1700MHz/EGVA 790i Ultra/2 x 9600GT in SLI/2 x 500 GB Seagate HDD/Samsung 24" 2493HM/Antec 900
Reply to 1971Rhino
80mm fans are garbage...it doesent matter if you have 50 of em; most of that 80mm is useless hub anyhow, get a case with 120mm and your temps will drop like a rock.
------------------------------E8500,GA-EP45-UD3R, 8 GIG MUSHKIN, XFX 4890 , ASUS 22", WD 640 X 2, CM 532, CM 650TX
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