Its Hot
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Was 25 degrees in my room at 8 this morning. At about 2 this afternoon when the sun gets round the front of the house both my computer and I will stop working. Hits well over 30 degrees in this room on summer afternoons.
Its a 11.15, my windows and doors are open and its already 23'c in my PC room, its going to be a hot one in the Newcastle Upon Tyne. PC idle temps 33'c > 37'c already, bring on the rain lol.
Extra water cooling, lol.
Extra water cooling, lol.
A good excuse to drink some of your favorite tipple -----> now thats what l call extra water cooling.
A good excuse to drink some of your favorite tipple -----> now thats what l call extra water cooling.
Thats a good idea for sure. Good job the pubs only a 2 minute walk from my house.
And yeap, it's very warm here in sunny South Wales at the moment.
My PC is on standby, no point in generating extra heat in my room when I'm not even using it. Laptop is on 24/7 also so I use that instead 
My room can easily hit 30c when the sun is round the front and PC, TV etc is on 
My room can easily hit 30c when the sun is round the front and PC, TV etc is on 
Idling at 40c on highest core, 4.2ghz, 1.3125 vcore, prolimatech super mega. Load temps are about 2c higher than normal, 65c on highest core when gaming. My gpu's are 4-5c higher than normal, 40c each at idle, 67c each in game with a custom fan profile.
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i win. laptop is idling at 70C.
only progs that were open were this forum, steam chat and powerpoint as a simple way to save the print screen
only progs that were open were this forum, steam chat and powerpoint as a simple way to save the print screen
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Idling at 28C but I have no overclock so its not that impressive. Internet went down earlier though as our router is in the loft and it overheated 
i win. laptop is idling at 70C.
only progs that were open were this forum, steam chat and powerpoint as a simple way to save the print screen
What processor is that? Mine runs much cooler and it's on my knee so hasn't even got particularly good airflow to it!
(Click)Edit: Use Snipping tool as an even easier way for screenshots, no need for powerpoint
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40*c on the core under stock cooler atm
60*c on my heatsink modded AA1 though!
60*c on my heatsink modded AA1 though!
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What processor is that? Mine runs much cooler and it's on my knee so hasn't even got particularly good airflow to it!
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Edit: Use Snipping tool as an even easier way for screenshots, no need for powerpoint
5 1/2 year old mobile AMD sempron 3000+
if i had this on my lap my right leg would melt because its RIDICULOUSLY hot underneath
what is this snipping tool you speak of?
PC room 26'c > idle 36'c to 40, just played BC2 for nearly 2hrs load temps 61'c to 66'c > GPU 470 > 50'c under load. My PC sits in a alcove so the hot air just sits there, so my PC could be that bit cooler if it was not for the extra hot air. Still the temps arn't that bad, thumbs up for a custom H2o loop.
Still the temps arn't that bad, thumbs up for a custom H2o loop. Think its only in windows 7. If you just type snipping in the start bar. It should load the program.