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    Question Its Getting Hot in Here,

    Was Wondering if any 1 can tell me is this to Hot for a 1.2Ghz AMD Athlon

    I’m getting Temps of
    Board Temperature : 28.7°C / 74.7°F
    CPU Temperature : 62.8°C / 123.4°F

    This sounds a tad High for a 1.2Ghz???
    Fan is a cool master and is running @ 4383rpm
    What do the People think?

    I've only started looking at the temp as I think this mite be why my pc has started to crash recently,

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    any bsods?

    if not then i'd still say its borderline

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    sounds about right for a high-end tbird, those things ran HOT

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    50.C yea but 60+ thats a tad too high ,try cleaning the hsf and u could also re/apply artic silver

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    Quote Originally Posted by directhex
    sounds about right for a high-end tbird, those things ran HOT

    Hummm ? If you think that’s ok temp wise...

    What do u think it could be? Why my comp keeps Crashing?

    I just tried to update the bios but it told me it didn't work when i flashed it, but when i re-started the comp the bios tells me is the new version ???

    But comp still crashes after about 45 minutes

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    imo, that's way too high

    50C and under is acceptable

    up to 55C is OK if all is stable

    anything over that and you're looking at problems, inc. crashes

    I've experienced systems crashing when they hit around 57C, so temps in the 60's are to be avoided

    true, those old Athlons ran hot, but I ran an overclocked 1.2 and managed to keep it at 48C or so

    as mentioned previously, remount cooler on CPU using some decent thermal compound and consider some extra or more powerful case fans
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    Quote Originally Posted by da_ging
    50.C yea but 60+ thats a tad too high ,try cleaning the hsf and u could also re/apply artic silver

    I only put HSF and chip in, about 3 months ago..
    so its all clean and its got CPU Thermal Grease... So i think that should be ok.

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    Quote Originally Posted by floppybootstomp
    imo, that's way too high

    50C and under is acceptable

    up to 55C is OK if all is stable

    anything over that and you're looking at problems, inc. crashes

    I've experienced systems crashing when they hit around 57C, so temps in the 60's are to be avoided

    true, those old Athlons ran hot, but I ran an overclocked 1.2 and managed to keep it at 48C or so

    as mentioned previously, remount cooler on CPU using some decent thermal compound and consider some extra or more powerful case fans
    I got the Fan from my mate who said it would be fine for my 1.2 Athlon ...?
    Its a Cooler Master DP5-6H51 if that helps? Is this HSF ok for this chip

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    u say u have just oinstalled the heat sink 3 months ago but have u actually had a look at it? are you a smoker? pets? these all add to clogging a hs very fast indeed. Get it orf and get a brush inbetween the fins and hover it

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    There are a lot of factors that affect CPU temp. Not the least being room temperature and ventilation around the case.

    It really wouldn't hurt to remount that cooler. Clean everything up first with meths or isopropyl alcohol, take your time, spread a thin coating of thermal compound on CPU core and make absolutely sure cooler heatsink base is spotlessly clean.

    Maybe re-tension cooler mounting bracket by bending with pliers to give more downward tension.

    And also, as suggested by Class, clean case of all dust bunnies.

    Do you have any case fans? One exhausting should be minimum. And using cable ties to get all cables out the way, or using rounded cables helps, improves the airflow.

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    so take off all you clothes

    tried taking the heatsink off + loads of AS3, or, another case fan ?
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    By the sound of things, the HSF you have isn't rated to your CPU (ignore manufacturers guidelines for upto 1.4Ghz etc) or the thermal paste used is non existant.

    Check the thermal paste first as that doesn't cost you anything, if its not then get yourself to maplins - a nice HSF which should be fine for your system for £3.79.
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    gf's 1.333 athlon was overheating & crashing @ 70c. put on a Coolermaster XDream & added 4 case fans, sorted the bastard out, maxing out at 60c

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    Quote Originally Posted by directhex
    gf's 1.333 athlon was overheating & crashing @ 70c. put on a Coolermaster XDream & added 4 case fans, sorted the bastard out, maxing out at 60c
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    god knows.

    kinda irrelevant now anyway, the 2400+ is a lot cooler

    anyone wanna buy a 1.333 athlon?

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    I have an AMD Athlon XO 266 and my CPU is at 39 degrees...is that hot?
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