When To Be Worried

[scribblec]

at wat temps should i start to worry?

[clocker]

Temp of what?

CPU?
If so, what kind is it and are you running it stock?
Right now you're motherboard is 6C warmer than my chip is....

Have you any idea what your case ambient temp is?

[scribblec]

i dont know but i mean at wat temperatures each of dials i should start to worry

[clocker]

That is entirely dependent on what equipment you are monitoring.

My mother's eMachine with a Athlon 2200+ runs all day,evry day, at temps very similar to yours.
If my rig ran that hot it would be in pieces on the floor in a heartbeat.

Have you any stability problems?

[scribblec]

Originally posted by clocker@18 December 2003 - 20:02
That is entirely dependent on what equipment you are monitoring.

My mother's eMachine with a Athlon 2200+ runs all day,evry day, at temps very similar to yours.
If my rig ran that hot it would be in pieces on the floor in a heartbeat.

Have you any stability problems?

not really

how do i find out ambient temp thing

[Virtualbody1234]

You should always worry.


As for your temps... As soon as your CPU gets near 60C (like yours) you should look into a better cooling solution.

Does your CPU get any hotter under load or is that under full load?

[scribblec]

Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@18 December 2003 - 20:09
You should always worry. 


As for your temps... As soon as your CPU gets near 60C (like yours) you should look into a better cooling solution.

Does your CPU get any hotter under load or is that under full load?

that is full load

it has 2 msns a 1 gig bittorrent file
championship manager
media player and lots of background aps

so thats good then rite?


by the way its been on for more then 8 hours

[Virtualbody1234]

8 hours is not relevant.

If you run your PC for 30 minutes under full load and you don't exceed the 54C like you posted then that's ok.

[scribblec]

its just stuck on 54

also how hard is it for a 15 year old to build his own pc?

[lynx]

15 year old's don't have a vote, so there's no point in them being politically correct.

Other than that, do you have the strength to lift all the parts? If so, it's no harder than for anyone else.