CPU temperature

Adam18290 · 18 Oct 2007 at 21:15

Whenever you ask someone about what temp their CPU is running at, they always say, "idle = XX, full load = XX"

Obviously I know how to find out cpu temps when idlying, but how can you find them out on full load, i mean if your in a game or something, time youve minimised the temp has gone down.

Thanks

Adam18290 · 18 Oct 2007 at 21:39

link to prime please

Adam18290 · 18 Oct 2007 at 21:49

hmm, ive downloaded speedfan, everything seems to be fine except a certain auxtemp which is at 127, what is that lol?

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Adam18290 · 18 Oct 2007 at 23:24

Roughly how hot can these things go up to, before anything happens to them?

Adam18290 · 18 Oct 2007 at 23:33

Hi, thats just idlying mate, css was just open, wasnt in a server or anything. Ive had no problems with my pc so far, only when I used some asus utility to overclock - causing me to crash, however i just put everything back to stock and was told off by my mate for using a utility to oc. But in terms of overclocking via bios, i havent done it b4 and dunno if there will be that much of a performance increase?

Adam18290 · 18 Oct 2007 at 23:34

mk17 said:
Q6600 G0 < 85c is about the limit, o/c to <= 70 and you're laughing, mate. There are many other opinions though, and a lot depends on air v water cooling.

When you say 85 is the limit, is that idle or load?

Adam18290 · 19 Oct 2007 at 10:04

Hi again, using prime95 I found out that under load (cpu 100%) my temps were going from around 40-50, what do you think is the most they can handle, temps wise, at load?

Thanks