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  1. 19 Jan 2012 #11


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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    Both are important, and they should both be near the same under load. A 4C diffference is completely normal. Ive seen a 8C differance before.

    The annoyance of a dual core, is the back ground process can warm up a core at idle, makuing it look like things are amiss.

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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    This is what I got now on the Stock CPU.

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    21C with stock cooling? I wouldn't believe that unless possibly with water cooling. I use CPU-Z.

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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    Quote Originally Posted by townsbg View Post
    21C with stock cooling? I wouldn't believe that unless possibly with water cooling. I use CPU-Z.
    That's what It says.............

    Cpu Z doesn't show temp?..

    I mean, stock cooling, There's a 120mm fan from the PSU blowing in there, there's a 100mm exhaust fan on the back blowing out. Maybe it's true? PSU has it's own fan - heatsink stock.

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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    Whats your room temperature?

    21C is low, but its chilly in Rhode I right now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patonb View Post
    Whats your room temperature?

    21C is low, but its chilly in Rhode I right now.
    It's 69.2 F in my room.

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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    AT 62 ~ 16-17C It is quite possible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patonb View Post
    AT 62 ~ 16-17C It is quite possible.
    I don't see why it wouldn't be right. It's just sitting idle with 11 Google Chrome tabs open. That's it.

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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    I downloaded SPECCY, this is what it shows. For some reason the CPU temp isn't showing?

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    Re: Program to tell temperature of components?

    Quote Originally Posted by ProjectDan35 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Patonb View Post
    AT 62 ~ 16-17C It is quite possible.
    I don't see why it wouldn't be right. It's just sitting idle with 11 Google Chrome tabs open. That's it.
    Um, thats what I said too

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