Think im running hot

Core temp- 48c idle 62c load
temp1, 2, and 3 32c idle 47c load fan spd. 2350 rpm load running everest
Is that too hot and if so why cant i get the temp down? I have redone my Arctic 64 3 times. I hope i explained this ok? Any feedback or if you need more info feel free to let me have it !!!

As in my setup correct? I thought my system was listed when i posted a question.? But sounds like my hamsters are going to die of heat exaustion.

Phenom II 720 x3 2.8 overclocked to 3.2 with only a multiplier increase to x16. stock voltage at 1.39 as far as i can tell. Dont know ambient temp. Everest says mobo temp is 42c. Raidmax Smilodon case, cheap 500 watt psu, 120 fan in front, 120 exaust fan in back, psu fan,80 gpu fan and 80 side fan (mm of course) Hopefully this is O.K.

Son, that is damn hot, maybe you're doing it wrong...

My Phenom II 720 runs 30C idle, 45C load, with the crappy stock cooler... weird, i know...
and it's at 3.4 Ghz and 1.344 volt.

I know. Is my cooler facing the wrong way or something? My Arctic 64 Pro has the fan facing the front of my case. I thought that was right. I dont know. I feel like a dumb ass !!!????

how do i upload pics?

No way to post them rite here on Toms?

Ok. I am going to take some pics today and get them posted. I think the 64 is facing the right way. Thank you all.

Guys,

With the exception of different processor socket mountings, the ACF 64 Pro (AMD version) is identical to the ACF 7 Pro (Intel version). If you've owned or installed either of these models, then you know that it's not possible to incorrectly attach the fan / shroud assembly to the cooler, since the clips on each side of the assembly snap into grooves which are located only on the front of the cooler.

See for yourself; check out the images on Newegg of both models:

ACF 64 Pro - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Show [...] U%20Cooler

ACF 7 Pro - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Show [...] U%20Cooler

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The fan intakes air from the front of the case, then exhausts through the cooler toward the rear of the case, which can easily be verified by just feeling the airflow. You installed the cooler correctly with front-to-rear airflow, so orientation is a non-issue.

Never assume that default temperatures are correct. Your CPU temperature is obviously wrong, since it must be lower than Core temperatures. CPU temperature is given a calibration profile in BIOS, which is encoded by programmers to include all processor variants for a given socket type, and is sometimes mis-coded. Not the first time, won't be the last. A BIOS flash might correct the that problem, but most likely won't be perfect. Regardless, SpeedFan allows calibrations of CPU temperature AND Core temperatures.

use
http://www.cpuid.com/download/hwmo [...] or_114.zip
http://www.cpuid.com/download/hwmo [...] 64_114.zip

remotehugger,

Hardware Monitor does not allow calibrations.

Of the popular freeware utilities, SpeedFan allows calibrations of CPU temperature AND indicidual Core temperatures, while Core Temp allows only a single calibration for all Cores.

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I cant figure out how to lower my voltage I went under M.I.T. Tweaker and subtracted 0.025 volts and i crashed. Is there a way i can actually go in and manually put in 1.325v?

I will look. Thank you.