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sirtokesalot21

what the normal temp that the cpu should run at?

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around 40c

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sirtokesalot21

is it bad that mine is running between 50 and 60 c? at idle with nothing open it sits at 48c but when things are open its up between 50 and 60c

Darque Pervert

It really depends ont eh CPU and how much load it's under.
The cooling for the CPU also plays a factor.

Typically, around 100-120 degrees F

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Frojoe

If it has always run hot and is stable it doesn't matter. Not sure about cpu's but gpu's don't reach the danger point until around 105 c, probably around the same for cpu's. Have you cleaned out your case recently, cause dust could easily raise the temp like 10 c.

 

IGemini

Yeah, this depends a lot on the processor you're using. There's a variability of about 40 degrees depending on your processor type. Core 2 runs best <60C, some go up to 90-100C.

troublemaker_42

Ok....my cpu seems to be running at about 30 degrees C, and the fan seems to be constantly running to the point of being annoying. Can I safely raise the temp at which the fan kicks on?

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2point4

trouble,

What kind of motherboard do you have? Some have this option built into the BIOS like ABIT and ASUS(and others), while others have a utility that runs through Windows...and some have both.

I'd go to the website for the manufacturer of your motherboard. Look for your model and they'll probably have a good bit of downloads.

Safe CPU temps vary depending upon CPU type.

Overclocking is never worth it.

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sirtokesalot21

i know that its an emachine pc with a AMD sempron in it. there is no dust inside and i have added a second cooling fan for the prossesor chip befor the second fan it never saw belo 50c. i also took the side cover off and that broght down the temp a cople degrees too i let it sit on overnight and as of now its idle temp is 51c what i guess im lookin for is how hot can it get befor there is a problem?