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Hey,

I have an Athlon XP 2100+, which I think I may be having a temperature problem. It not freezing or anything like that, but my CPU temp. is around 73/74 C (163 F), I think that's too much. And my box is open ! I'm using amd XP box cooler, which I thought would work fine. It at 5357 rpm, which I think is normal. I have 6 extra coolers on my box, wondering, is that a good temp ? should I get a new cooler ? I did use thermal pasta. MB temp is around 43C.

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Fernando Jr

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I have an Athlon XP 2100+, which I think I may be having a temperature problem. It not freezing or anything like that, but my CPU temp. is around 73/74 C (163 F), I think that's too much. And my box is open ! I'm using amd XP box cooler, which I thought would work fine. It at 5357 rpm, which I think is normal. I have 6 extra coolers on my box, wondering, is that a good temp ? should I get a new cooler ? I did use thermal pasta. MB temp is around 43C.



It is not locking up, it is not too high.

Your temp reads high, but its probably a miscalabrated probe, believe me there is no danger to your cpu (no matter what its temp) untill you start getting lockups.

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Reply to Matisaro

You do realise that giving temperatures without stating <font color=red>ROOM TEMPERATURE</font color=red> is pretty meaningless.

i noticed both your CPU and motherboard are very high. 43C for an open case mobo temp is verging on silly.

if your room temp is 18C i would assume that the program used to read the temps is way off!
if the room temp is like 35C then your temperatures wouldnt suprise me.


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Reply to lhgpoobaa

My room temp is around 15 celcius, it's Winter here in South Brazil. But I dont get a big diference closing the box, cpu goes up to 76 C and MB to 45 C, still stable. It's odd because I'm using amd's cooler (box). My motherboard is Asus KT333, BIOS/Asus pc probe, show same temp for MB and CPU. Any ideas ?

Reply to maddog666

oh yes. i see your problem sitting there. so glaringly obvious.
you are using asusprobe. thats your problem.
extreemly unreliable piece of software.
i dont call it analprobe for nothing :smile:

delete it immediately and use something else.
i reccomend Motherboard Monitor.
<A HREF="http://mbm.livewiredev.com/download5.htm" target="_new">http://mbm.livewiredev.com/download5.htm</A>

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Reply to lhgpoobaa

i have used asusprobe on my a7v133 before MBM & even along with MBM (ran one then the other in the same session) & i have constated no temps difference between both.


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so?
i used it too a year+ back on my a7v133 and the cpu temp was out by 9C.

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eql.


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