Hi,

For you hardcore C2D guys - what is your mobo temp and what are your idle/load temps using stock Intel cooler (measured using coretemp, Intel TAT or Everest only) ?

I need to poll as I think my ambient temp is quite high (45C, warm room) and I'm thinking heat is a big problem.

THanks!

This post has been edited by Diademz: Oct 31 2006, 04:15 PM

my E6300:
1.866Ghz -51C~ idle. 56C ~Load Orthos
2.800GHz- 55C~ idle. 59C~ Load Orthos
3.050Ghz - 60C ~idle. 64C ~ Load Orthos

hi yehlai,
those are very nice temps. what is your mobo (ambient) temp ?

my e6400
3.28ghz idle:62c,load 78c

mobo i dunno yet coz i only use TAT..
dint use mbm or ET5.. i think below 50C

What softwares you all use?? I got many kinds of reading using different programs.. and i think core temp and TAT is much trustable..

[Mobo bios (Gigabyte GA- DS3 F6 bios) - 42C
Speedfan 4.31 - 41C
Core temp 0.93 - 50C
Intel TAT - 52C

When under 100% load under TAT is 65C

While the Maximum Thermal Specification according to INTEL for C2D is 61.4°C, this is considered the maximum temperature for the CPU.

I m using everest ultimate edition 2006
the mobo temp is 34 and the cpu is 50, core 1 48 and core 2 50.... this is under non air cond room and my clock speed is 3ghz

this is my temp when cpu idle, 3200Mhz at 1.325v

thanks guys!

elmoboy, coretemp and TAT measures the temperature of the diode in the CPU itself, so it's the most accurate (and hence higher readings compared to eg speedfan).

This post has been edited by Diademz: Nov 1 2006, 01:29 AM

Hi,

I just got a e6400 and a Gigabyte DS3, using the stock Intel cooler.

In the BIOS under PC Health Status I set the "Fan Speed Control Method" to DISABLE as I want my CPU fan to run at full speed.

Now I undervolt the CPU from stock 1.3V to lower e.g. 1.23V as I want to reduce my CPU temp but I notice that the CPU fan speed also reduces in RPM even though it's not supposed to(eg from 3000rpm to 2500rpm). As a result the CPU temp is still high.

Apa macam? On F7 bios - is anyone else having similar issues?

Thanks!

So the Maximum Thermal Specification according to INTEL for C2D at 61.4°C is measure from where?

i think there is a temperature sensor on the fan .

My fan speed runs at lower RPM regardless of whatever setting that I set.

I'm running mine at around 3Ghz, with two instances folding@home running, temps is more or less around 61C.

*measured using CoreTemp software.

This post has been edited by c9: Nov 1 2006, 07:26 PM

Nice temps c9. what is your mobo/ambient temp, and you're on the stock Intel cooler too ?

Mobo is DS3, and yeah I'm on stock Intel HSF. Ambient roughly around 30C-40C, I'm using a Lian Li V1000 Plus by the way.

This post has been edited by c9: Nov 2 2006, 03:41 PM

omg i need to find TAT and coretemp.... i use that easytune 5 give me funny results.... idle 37 only

Ok finally weaned off Orthos for stability and just started both cores folding. Temps are much lower than Orthos @ load, much like yours c9...about 62-63C vs 68C for Orthos.

thanks again!

my new coretemp result:
idle: 59
full load(after Dark Crusade):62

on stock HSF....

This post has been edited by t3chn0m4nc3r: Nov 10 2006, 08:33 PM

(after Dark Crusade) is not full load...try use Orthos to prime...

The best is load both cores using the function in TAT... It yields the highest temperature compared to running Prime and Super Pi... My max temp when running Pi and Prime together is only 57C. But using TAT to load both cores yields a max temp of 62C. I'm using E6300@3.15Ghz vCore = 1.225V, Cooler is arctic Freezer Pro 7

Core temp : ~51C (night ~50C) non-aircon & idle
Mobo Temp : ~36C - 38C
Heatsink : Intel Heatsink

Applied ArticSilver5 and Cable Management. This is my best results....

This post has been edited by blessedvillain: May 28 2007, 12:03 AM

lol C2D really hot ke?? my presscot only 50C full and 42C idle...

My prescott 57 idle 78 load.

why so hot?? my prescott only 47-49 at full load and i using stock cooler...

C2D 6320 idle 40ºC, load 44ºC something.
With air-con idle 34ºC, load 41ºC something.

44C idle
60C load

using core temp 0.94 and TAT
E6600 default clock

This post has been edited by Ryo: May 28 2007, 06:37 PM

hmmm ... both core temp and TAT cannot detect my mobo and proc .. so strange one ?? using speedfan can .. at 100% loading for 5 minutes max temp around 62-63C ...

btw .. me using intel 865GSA mobo and pentium D 940 3.2ghz ...

ps .. forgot to mention ... i am using scythe ninja with fan (big ass HSF) CPU cooler
previously with stock cooler temp (again using speedfan to detect) jump to over 67C ..

This post has been edited by QiW: May 29 2007, 12:44 PM

i just built my pc last night.. and using stock intel cooler for my e6700...
its not even overclocked and i checked the cpu temperature from the bios and its idling at 50c.. is this right ? i'm using AS5 thermal paste.. and my mobo is asus striker extreme... any ideas any one ?

yeah.. it very very normal
c2d actually hotter abit compare to their rival, amd's k8 series

hmmm i thought the normal idling temperature is 40c.. i just tried running orthos and it shot up to 70c.. thats not so normal right...

your full load temp is quite high, i ran orthos full load is around 60C something... maybe u need to do the cable management to get a better air flow or remount again the hsf and thermal compound...

E6600
proc temp - 44c [warm room]
mobo 38c

-using SFF case with side panel & upper panel open

i tried with 1 side panel open oso (my casing is cheap ciplak type) .. temp dropped about 3C each on the CPU and mobo ..

other than dust and chances of something running into your casing and short circuit something ... what other PROs and CONs ahh ??

none i can think of beside than dust....maybe you could hear slightly lounder noise from your CPU...other than that, maybe some lizard or bugs might crawl inside while you were sleeping and make themselves a cozy, warm home...hehehe

C2D E6320 @ (333x7=2333)
Core Idle: 36-38C
Core Load: 53-56C
Mobo: 43-47C
________________
X1950pro: 47C,idle-57C,Load

other info:

-Intel stock cooler with smart fan control enable
-Gigabyte 965P-DS3 v3.3
-12cm side panel intake
-2x8cm 2000rpm front intake
-1x8cm 1600rpm rear exhaust
-simple cable management
-Old school Lian-li PC-05 (year 2001 model)

This post has been edited by johnnycp: Jun 8 2007, 04:06 PM

C2D e6600 @ 3.2ghz
Core Idle: 33-34C
Core Load: 50-55c
Mobo: 33c

Intel Stock HSF

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Added on July 9, 2007, 9:17 pmusing coretemp..sometimes it gets up to 85 celcius n stays there until i close n reopen it. something is wrong? my temp has never got below 50C. non ac room.

This post has been edited by fuzagi: Jul 9 2007, 09:17 PM

Basing on Core Temp, using AS5, copper core, lapped IHS

Idle: 42C
Load : 65C

I had that kind of temperature with my C2D 6300, with Intel Heatsink, and Asus Mobo. No matter how many times i re-seat my heatsink and how many times I put new thin layer of AS5, my temperature remains around tat. So, I changed my Intel HSF to Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro7, and it instantaneously dropped ~8C . With full speed, it drops closed to ~10C!

so which is correct?

CoreTemp should show more accurate temperature...but based on Speedfan Temp2, 38C seems reasonable temp...

c2d e6600's stock HSF mounted on Pentium D 930 @ 3.6Ghz idle 53 load 77
Pentium D 930 @ 3.6Ghz with self stock HSF idle 44 load 65

HSF from PD spins at 2700 - 2900 rpm on idle and increase to almost 4000rpm at full load, where as c2d e6600 spins 1600 rpm idle and 2300 load.

The fan on the left is PD and c2d is on the right. Notice the fin design and count are different. Both operates at different ampere; 0.28A on PD and 0.6A on my c2d

http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/8885/dsc00433yj4.jpg

This post has been edited by VT-Ten: Jul 10 2007, 01:31 PM

my e6600 hsf nvr goes below 3000rpm. most of the time near 5000rpm. wads the problem ?