Do these system temps look fine to you?? I took screen shots idle & under load. This is a air cooled, mATX case & there is a link below to the specific case.


I am using Sensor View program to take readings -

IDLE




UNDER LOAD




I am currently running this config:

Manufacturer: built by: |Landis| - Me

Chassis: Thermaltake LanBox MicroATX Case
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811133035

Motherboard: ASUS P5E-VM HDMI LGA 775
Intel G35 HDMI Micro ATX Intel Motherboard

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.00GHz (2 CPUs)

Memory: 4096MB Crucial Tracer DDR2 800 [4-4-4-12]

Hard Drive(s): 300GB VelociRaptor [10k RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s] & 2- 320 GB [e.sata]

Optical Drive(s): 2- SAMSUNG 20X DVD Burner w/LightScribe SATA

Video Card: nVidia GeForce 8800 GTS v.ACS [320mb]

Power Supply: PC Power & Cooling 750W PSU

Monitor: Acer 19" Widescreen Flat Panel

Sound Card: SB X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional

Speakers/Headphones: Alienware® Ozma 7™ Headphones with S-Logic™ Technology

Keyboard: Wolf King Timber Wolf Gaming Keyboard

Mouse: Razer Lachesis Gaming Mouse [Banshee Blue 9 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB Laser 4000 dpi]

Operating System: Windows XP Professional - SP3

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Yes, your temps are fine.
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mychael616,

Sensor View is a non-standard monitoring utility, which like the utilities packaged with motherboards, shows CPU temperature only, but not Core temperatures. Since it's best to monitor both sets of temperatures, as well as all the other system parameters shown in Sensor View, download SpeedFan 4.34. SpeedFan can be accurately calibrated by using my Core 2 Quad and Duo Temperature Guide, which explains the differences between CPU temperature and Core temperatures.

If you're interested in monitoring Core temperatures only, then the most accurate utility available is Real Temp 2.6. The link shown below in my signature contains a link to Real Temp in the Introduction Section, as well as a link to SpeedFan in the Tools Section. I highly recommend that you go to Real Temp's download page, click on the link to the documentation, and read it thouroghly. The documentation explains the DTS sensor problems that exist with 45 nanometer processors, and how to test your E8400.

Hope this helps,

Comp

Thanks!! That did help. I checked out that program(s) and took a screenshot of the results.

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