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Name: Jimmy (KL)
Date: March 31, 2001 at 09:24:05 Pacific
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I have a question which I hope you could help me out. Well, I using a AMD T'bird 800 MHz processor and it is running at a temperature of 57C - 60C (ambient/room temp = 28C). Is this range good? What is the ideal temperature range? I'm using a Taisol CPU fan.

Thanks in advance.
PS: If you don't mind, please state your CPU temperature in your reply. Thanks :)



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Name: T
Date: March 31, 2001 at 11:50:58 Pacific
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I have been told that the CPU temp can go up as high as 80C with no problems. They told me when I bought my mother board that there is a warning device on it that if the temp gets too high it will warn you in some manner. I don't know if this is true or not. I have not had anything like that happen to me yet.

I only run an AMD-K6-2/350MHZ but push it with 320mb of ram. I have a standard CPU fan on it and a front bay hard drive fan(3 fans).
My CPU temp is: 48C/118F
My Motherboard temp is: 38C/100F

I hope this information was of some help to you, as it is apparent no one else has taken the time to try and give you any information.


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Response Number 2
Name: Buster
Date: March 31, 2001 at 12:06:34 Pacific
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I am running the amd thunderbird 900mhz. I have scanned the internet to find temperature ranges and found this:

30-40c Too cool
40-50c Great
50-60c Good enough
60+c Find more cooling

Mine runs at 45+ depending on the room temperature but not over 48c so far. I added an extra fan on the back that blows into the case through the card slots which lowered the temperature about 3c. It is a 110v fan so it takes nothing away from my computer power supply. Fortunately I didn't have all the slots taken up with cards. The fan i am using takes up 3 slots. I plan to cut a hole in the side of the case so that the added fan will blow directly onto the cpu.
I am using the mbprobe program to monitor everything and it works great.
I do not plan to overclock. I just wanted the cpu to run in an "ideal" setting.


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Response Number 3
Name:
Date: March 31, 2001 at 16:48:45 Pacific
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Too cool??????


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Response Number 4
Name: browndogsarebest
Date: April 1, 2001 at 07:21:42 Pacific
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My CPU temp is 38 and System is 25.
Doesn't usually vary much from this.
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Athlon 750@840mhz
256mb ram
20gb Maxtor ATA66@7200rpm
Riva TNT2Ultra 32mb
WinME (without the woollies)


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Response Number 5
Name: browndogsarebest
Date: April 1, 2001 at 07:34:55 Pacific
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CPU @ 38
System @ 25
Doesn't vary much from this.

Athlon 750@840mhz


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Response Number 6
Name: PSM450
Date: April 1, 2001 at 09:41:48 Pacific
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Hi
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Well, I using a AMD T'bird 800 MHz processor and it is running at a temperature of 57C - 60C (ambient/room temp = 28C). Is this range good?
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Are those temps under full load? If that is just under normal usage I would have to say that more cooling is needed. The Taisol fan is supposed to be pretty good, what are you using for case ventilation?

AMD TBIRD 137*9=1233mhz
Idle Temp 28C
Full Load 50c

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Response Number 7
Name: Robert L
Date: May 15, 2001 at 11:56:45 Pacific
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I was wondering about this as well, and am running my 1.333 GZ Athlon @ 48C/118F and am not having any problems but then I have 7 fans if you include the two on my Soyo board

Athlon 1.333
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Response Number 8
Name: Dan
Date: May 22, 2001 at 08:40:46 Pacific
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I was wondering about this too.

I am running an asus a7m266 mobo, amd 1.2ghz, 256 MB ram, a geforce2 ultra on a 250Watt psu (slightly underpowered maybe?). Oh.. i'm also using a ThermoEngine Heatsink with a 5000rpm fan.

My temperature seems to stay at around 48-50 degrees, no matter how hard I use it.

Very stable too.


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Response Number 9
Name: Elton Hilsdorf Neves
Date: April 10, 2002 at 12:49:20 Pacific
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I have a athlon 1.333 and a mb a7v133c, what the ideal temperature for this processor?


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