8 Aug 2009 at 20:00 #1 133 133 Associate Joined 6 Aug 2009 Posts 7 hello there, i have a athlon 5600 x2 2.8ghz which is idleing at 48 degrees. Is this a little hot for idle ?
hello there, i have a athlon 5600 x2 2.8ghz which is idleing at 48 degrees. Is this a little hot for idle ?
8 Aug 2009 at 20:20 #2 Jango Revas Jango Revas Associate Joined 12 Jun 2009 Posts 84 Location Belper, Derbyshire I would say just a little high as long as you dont go over 70c on load you should be fine
8 Aug 2009 at 20:50 #3 133 133 Associate OP Joined 6 Aug 2009 Posts 7 hmm its just that i recently built a athlon 7850 x2 2.8ghz and that idles at 27 degrees ?
8 Aug 2009 at 21:38 #4 bifday2k bifday2k Soldato Joined 3 Jul 2009 Posts 2,600 is it stock cooler, or after market? also have you applied the correct amount of thermal paste. Try reseating it see if that makes a difference.
is it stock cooler, or after market? also have you applied the correct amount of thermal paste. Try reseating it see if that makes a difference.
8 Aug 2009 at 21:56 #5 133 133 Associate OP Joined 6 Aug 2009 Posts 7 yes both are stock coolers and i recently reseated it using artic cooling thermal paste.
9 Aug 2009 at 12:39 #7 Joshy Joshy Soldato Joined 15 Jun 2009 Posts 5,016 Location London What sort of figures are you getting at full load?
9 Aug 2009 at 14:22 #9 PwnDirect PwnDirect Associate Joined 25 Sep 2008 Posts 1,591 Location In My Head Its a hot chip on stock cooling no surpises here just get a ac 64 for it
9 Aug 2009 at 14:28 #10 133 133 Associate OP Joined 6 Aug 2009 Posts 7 looks like thats my only option, thanks
9 Aug 2009 at 14:36 #11 PermaBanned PermaBanned Soldato Joined 7 Jul 2009 Posts 16,234 Location Newcastle/Aberdeen Not your only option... you could just live with it. Sure, they're higher than normal but they're liveable.
Not your only option... you could just live with it. Sure, they're higher than normal but they're liveable.