CPU Temp. high or normal?

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rouble

Journeyman
Hello guys.
My new pc is 1 month old and is starting to worry me.
I am using i5 2400 system with stock fan..For the past one month I didn't gave much attention to temps. at full load.But tomorrow I did run different tests and found this as the data.You guys plz check the images and tell me if these are normal.


Under Full/Half Load


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Under Idle Conditions

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rouble

Journeyman
@thetechfreak
rofl.tomorrow :lol:, I mean yesterday..
Fan is cleaned and is properly attached..
I ran intel burn test..
I checked my bios too and that gave me these readings..

Processor temperature- 75 C
PCH temperature- 67 C
Memory temperature- 41 C
VR temperature- 48 C

And also tell me if my CPU fan is running ok
It is running at 1110 RPM from bios..
 
Myth

Myth

Cyborg Agent
Sorry about that images visibility thing. I guess the adblocker was being naughty.

Clean system. Check cabinet air flow setup(placement of fans).
Dont keep the cabinet in cramped places. Keep some gap around it to allow proper ventilation.
If problem still persists, get a decent heatsink+fan (ie CM hyper evo + ).
 
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rouble

Journeyman
@ArjunKiller I think that may be the culprit but I don't seem to find anything in bios to control the cpu fan speed..

@Myth Everything is done but still problem is there..besides I will be getting a rear fan in a day or two..Lets see what happens..

BTW does anyone know how to undervolt the i5 2400 through DH67CL??
 
Hrishi

Hrishi

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Normally CI5's get around 30-35 degree at lowest load , and at 100 utilization its easy to reach 70+ temperature.

Do you have a GPU to share the graphic load ??

I think its normal temperature considering the fact that you are using stock fans and that too running at 1100 rpm. Step it up in BIOS , else find a windows based application which will do it for you.

But for long term usage its not advisable to rely on stock fans and coolers.
 
topgear

topgear

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Staff member
@ rouble - to rotate the cpu fan at max possible RPM - look for an option called Intel Smart Fan Cntrol/System Fan Control/Cpu Fan control or something similar and set it to disable - this should make the cpu and cabinet fans rotate at maximum RPM.
 
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rouble

Journeyman
@topgear There is absolutely no such settings in my dh67cl..Its a very limted mobo as far as settings are concerned..
But I have successfully increased the speed of the fan from bios after so many days of googling..Its related to cpu temperature settings..
Will buy a rear fan and do some cable management and then see if the temps are good..
 
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rouble

Journeyman
^^It has no option like that in my h67 board..As I said its very limited..DH67CL can't be undervolted as far as I know coz it itself idles at very less voltage so no need to do it here..and as far as temps go they are in their late 50s in 100% load which I think is acceptable..
 
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rouble

Journeyman
@topgear Now my idle temps are around 30-40..
And on 100 % load through intel burn test around 60-65..
Are these fine according to you or not??
 
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