kreepa

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i use this program called speedfan to check the temp levels of my cpu and gpu and all the other things....


Windows 7 ultimate 32-bit(6.1,Build 7600)
Pentium dual-core E5300 @ 2.6ghz
4096mb ram ddr2
GTX 460 768mb
P5QPL-AM motherboard
Bs-450w BFG power supply
hp w1707 17inch 1440x900 resolution
NZXT M59 - 001BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

thats my build and the temp i get for my cpu is - 65C core 0 -66c core 1 - 61

you think thats too hot for my cpu to run at? im getting a new cooler but just wondering

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835200038
thats the cooler im gonna get what do you think? thanks
 
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is that idle temp or load temp??

either ways , i recommend using coretemp or HWiNFO32. speedfan has always given me incorrect readings in all my motherboards :(

azconnie

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For an intel, shut off temp is 100C. Don't let it get that high. That core is proably rated @ 71*C (pretty standard), I would do my best not to let it pass 65 for over a few minuts. This wont cause instant damage, but a cooler CPU is a longer lasting CPU. I'm @ 44C idle, 55C load sustained, and whie thats fine, I would like to drop about 10C, but its not *nessicary*

+1 for the core temp program.