niraj trehan
Dr.Geek
wHats the safe limit??Actually It goes upto 58*C-60*C not abv 60*C vid recent titles......IS IT OK???
Overheating problems
- Thread starter john_the_ultimate
- Start date
-
- Tags
- admins overheating problems thread topic
@ Adhip007 - yeah, I did mean room temp 
. 40C is kinda little hot. See if you can take it down to 30-35C. Also do play some game @ morning say 6 -7a.m. & keep running real temp in the background. Post the mim & max temps ( & the temp to gfx card if you have one after playing some game line crysis for 1 hour )
@ niraj trehan - The safe limit is upto 68-70C under load ( though it depends on gfx card chip ). As your card is not going beyond 60C it's just fine & well within safe limits
. 40C is kinda little hot. See if you can take it down to 30-35C. Also do play some game @ morning say 6 -7a.m. & keep running real temp in the background. Post the mim & max temps ( & the temp to gfx card if you have one after playing some game line crysis for 1 hour )@ niraj trehan - The safe limit is upto 68-70C under load ( though it depends on gfx card chip ). As your card is not going beyond 60C it's just fine & well within safe limits
Rajdeep Banik
Broken In
I installed 'EVEREST Home Edition'. It showed that my CPU temperature is 60 degrees and my hard disk is 56 degrees (PC idle). Is this temperature too high?
Pls reply........
Pls reply........
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
I have an Compaq PC it came with a cooler master CPU fan. The CPU temperature was around 50-60 C at idle until yesterday..
Since it was above normal so I cleaned the whole system, with a cloth after taking everything out,since then the temperature of CPU is around 75 C at idle. I don't wanna take risks by playing any game and damaging my mobo. I need some advice regarding the overheating..
Also the Thermal past b/w the CPU and the heat sink is almost gone.. Plz. recommend me sum ways...and what will be the price of a thermal paste?
Since it was above normal so I cleaned the whole system, with a cloth after taking everything out,since then the temperature of CPU is around 75 C at idle. I don't wanna take risks by playing any game and damaging my mobo. I need some advice regarding the overheating..
Also the Thermal past b/w the CPU and the heat sink is almost gone.. Plz. recommend me sum ways...and what will be the price of a thermal paste?
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
I use Everest Ultimate edition. I have a P4 HT 3.06 GHz with only one extra fan other than the CPU one. The room temp. here is around 45C.
The Rpm of cooling fan is around 4k while that of the chassis is around 2.5k The temp of my mobo is 39C and that of the HDD is 40C.
Plz suggest me all the possible sols.
The Rpm of cooling fan is around 4k while that of the chassis is around 2.5k The temp of my mobo is 39C and that of the HDD is 40C.
Plz suggest me all the possible sols.
Last edited:
Rajdeep Banik
Broken In
*picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/r2WghMHMwQghs7rQeQl4Jg?authkey=Gv1sRgCITWnc_Zis-UAQ&feat=directlinkMy computer is more than 3 yrs old, an IBM think centre (8122-KQF; if anyone interested). My PSU reads 230W and I have only added a Sony DVD writer (inbuilt CD writer and floppy drive) and replaced the 256 MB RAM with a 1GB (DDR2). I don't know anything about the fan, whether it is 120mm(impossible) or not. And my cabinet is a bit differently styled, there is no window on the left or right side unlike the other common cabinets available in the market. The air gets in through the front grills and gets out through the rear grills. Thus CPU cooler is designed in that order. Even the motherboard layout does not match with those I see in pictures. Perhaps IBM wants to make their products in such a way so that no one can match them (literally). I attached a report text file made from Everest. Please read it if you wish.*picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/r2WghMHMwQghs7rQeQl4Jg?authkey=Gv1sRgCITWnc_Zis-UAQ&feat=directlink. *picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/r2WghMHMwQghs7rQeQl4Jg?authkey=Gv1sRgCITWnc_Zis-UAQ&feat=directlink
Rajdeep Banik
Broken In
How do you directly view the attached image??? I uploaded via picasa but it still is an attachment image..
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
I still didn't get my answer.....
Rajdeep Banik
Broken In
I didn't get your problem. The temperatures are pretty cool, my core runs at 60 degrees and the HDD at 50 degrees. Comparing to that your one's is pretty cool.
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
^^This is my prob.
Rajdeep Banik
Broken In
I think your the heat absorbing part of your CPU cooler is separated from the back of your processor. Try opening it up again and then fix it again after adding some thermal paste. The heat absorbing part of your CPU cooler must be in touch with the processor. As for the cost of thermal paste, check out some shops in your locality or try in the internet.......
This is as far as I can help. I guessed your CPU condition though my advice might not help. Wait for the others........
By the way, no one is answering my problem............Been waiting.....
This is as far as I can help. I guessed your CPU condition though my advice might not help. Wait for the others........
By the way, no one is answering my problem............Been waiting.....
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
^^ whats your query
Rajdeep Banik
Broken In
Here is my problem.I installed 'EVEREST Home Edition'. It showed that my CPU temperature is 60 degrees and my hard disk is 56 degrees (PC idle). Is this temperature too high?
Pls reply........
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
Ok the temperature is not too high..it's above the normal(40-55)...
so You need not worry too much as this also depends upon the weather its too hot and the humidity is adding onto the heat...*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_neutral.gif
I know the sol. of my own prob but was interested in knowing what others have to say....but since nobody xcept u has answered I will go my way....*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_confused.gif
Reaper_vivek
BAN...KAI
But the HDD temp. is high most probably it's because of the chassis...There isn't any space for airflow(I saw the pic) so try to make sum space for your HDD and if u can use your PC with the case lid open as it would help with the air flow...