ok i got the temps after half hour of bf3
how do i upload the image, what url can i load the image to..sorry
ok i got the temps after half hour of bf3
how do i upload the image, what url can i load the image to..sorry
how do i upload image to url and where??
ok thanks for the help, here are the temps then....
my case from top is getting hot aswell memory sticks - this is just after half hour? i didnt get the gpu temp in that screenshot but was around 68c
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CPU is fine, but you do have something mighty hot in there - can't tell if that's a sensor issue or misreading though. What voltages/speeds are you running your memory at?
I thought the cpu temps of 69 to 78 @ stock was high, or is ivy bridge that hot. Personally, I would be thinking of getting some more air flow in there. What temps are you getting when the side panel is removed.
ive not tried to remove sidepanel and play - ive got nothing extra mightyhot lol
so u say cpu temp is fine??
man this is stressing me out now lol - i think from all the excellent advice you guys have gave me i gather firstly i will have to pull some more cash out for better case fans, silent to give better airflow? agree?
A quick google suggest that with a evo cooler people are getting around 65 deg under prime, http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/...ratures-normal
Try a gaming session with the panel off and let us know your results. It could be a case of your just recirculating the hot air instead of exhausting out and getting fresh in.
Temp 2,4,5.
Yes CPU looks fine.so u say cpu temp is fine??
No, I'd check voltages first.man this is stressing me out now lol - i think from all the excellent advice you guys have gave me i gather firstly i will have to pull some more cash out for better case fans, silent to give better airflow? agree?
Temperatures #2, 4 and 5.
just for reference i plugged my back fan exhaust into pwr socket on motherboard, seems to run a little faster, the intake at front of case is not plugged directly into board (wire wont reach) but there u go, so a clearer picture for u.
Just check in your bio's and set memory voltage manually to the rated voltage of the ram.
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