Maybe you try to reinstall the HSF and reapply AS5 and see how...besides, your casing air flow also affect the performance of the HSF... and cable management also affect the air flow in a casing... there are so many factor... anyway, just try reinstall it first...

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Added on April 25, 2007, 8:13 pmI think last time it will be hot is bacause the ram have only 256MB, so it will use virtual memory when more resourse needed, so there will be more activity for your hard disk, so more heat produced... anyway, this is just my guess...

This post has been edited by Kataro: Apr 25 2007, 08:13 PM

Ooo...I have this thought as well but come to think about it, it seems silly to me as a piece of ram is going to affect the temperature so much..lol..But if i think about it, this is the only change i made so the chances that this is the culprit is so high..

i just change from stock HSF to CM vortex dream 7, but da temp increase extremely, dunno wat i did wrong?

athlon xp 2500 barton locked overclocking at 200FSB x 11, 1.75V
stock HSF: max 68-69 C, nvr got prob
now: cant even play games just few minutes

try remount ur HSF. assure the thermal paste spread nicely & sufficiently. not more nor less. hope it'll help.

Hi guys, I'm using E6300 and intel stock fan. I didn't use any after-market fan. My current temperature of E6300 vout o/c (1.86ghz) is 43C when idle. I tried to o/c it b4 to 2.5ghz and the temperature are also 43 C when idle. I thought E6300 should be around 30C without o/cing? But when i run blend test, vout oc is around 65C, v oc is 75C. Btw, i'm puting my pc at the upside of a table, meaning is not under the table where the airflow is stuffy. My room is vout air cond, but during at night is quite cool. So, for my processor, is 40 to 41C at night (with and without o/c), and 44 - 45C during the afternoon which is the hottest time.

Can i know y is this happening? the temperature shouldn't be so high issit? I'm using two 3rd party fan, one from the side, then at the back there suck the wind inside the casing to outside. Thanks in advance

@replying to kakarocht


My fan is normal 12cm those. Small size. I'm using iCute for the side and Cooler Master to suck the wind out. Both are running at around 1800rpm. My casing is brandless one. Is a medium size cpu casing, not those huge one. My cable inside the computer are quite messy. Not really spacious. But... despite all those fact, i thought it shouldn't be such a big difference? I mean..... idle can go upto 40++ C where normally is 30C? Thanks in advance

thanks will try it

currently running my e6400 on giga 965-ds3 board with artic freezer pro 7 ,temp is about 48-50 shown in coretemp overclocked to 3200ghz , my question is i set the vcore to auto in bios, according to cpuz is running at 1.424 voltage, is this correct, ? or i should set it manually in the bios, what voltage should i use for my current overclock, probably with lower vcore my temp will go down also rite?

@Axuel
I think a picture or two will tell us better of the situation but obvisouly ur processoer suffer of not enough of fresh air ...

@rayfoo
One rule of OC ing is make sureu have did sufficient cooling solution for both mobo and CPU ... else there would be significant temperature increment.

bout the voltage.
well not exactly the correct place to post this here. but yeah normally a lower vcore will have a lower temp.
48-50 seems pretty good though. i mean considering u overclocked to 3200Mhz, not GHz mind u

IMO,AC Freezer 7 is not really good when u come to oc ur processor,u still need a better air cooler if u wanna go beyond the speed....

have to spend more money lol on the air cooler then, might as well buy a faster processor

got a problem here....my temp idle is about 45...but, while full load it rise up to 70?!

i hv tried to remount the HSF..but still teh same...btw,i'm using Scythe Ninja...
i've change my casing to lian li and change my mobo...coz,using the previous setup,i do not faced this kind of temp...

i supposed by using lian li than my previous triton..the temp shud be lower rite?

any suggestion?

Pentium D 915 with stock fan and stock clock speed. Idle at 45 C & 66 C when load. Is it normal?

My e4300 stays at 46-49c idle (only clocked at 2.7GHz+), and goes max at around 54c when gaming and around 70c during ORTHOS, using Coolermaster Centurion 531 with 120mm intake and exhaust though. My friend's unit is idle at 40c, however. Wonder what's happening... I have ordered an AC Freezer 7, hopefully able to bring down the temp a little bit...

what HSF are ya on?
Stock?
yeah the AC Freezer will drop the temps, but i dont think by much

Yup, stock HSF. At this hour, 01:30, the reading is at 47c...maybe will try to mod the AC Freezer fan once I receive the unit...a bigger fan + an air duct, maybe, and forget about the fan noise issue 1st.

as i run my computer for a 3d game for 24hours per day ...
my computer are running as almost 100 percent usage of the resource of my comp

so after a long period which about after 6 or 12 hours my game will become lag

so my question is can i use a small fan to blow the cpu 24hours per day to decrease the heat since my casing is took off ..?? is it effective ??

and my 2nd question is i check my cpu ,i can't find out where is my cooling fan located at...is it possible a cpu without fan?? there is no something which look like a fan inside my cpu

can;t really get the idea... but can pm allngap.. for fans knowlegde... he's more knowlegable in this field...

This post has been edited by HaHaNoCluE: May 3 2007, 01:51 AM

perhaps u should post ur rig's spec and the picture as well

yes you can add a fan for that
what game you running for 24 hours? botting?
it might be the heat of graphic card too

posting specs and pictures would help a lot

This post has been edited by LittleLinnet: May 3 2007, 03:43 AM