Crispy Posted November 12, 2002 Posted November 12, 2002 Just bought a Pentium 4 2.4B and was wondering which temperatures are optimal / max ...
XPerties Posted November 12, 2002 Posted November 12, 2002 i have the same CPU and my temps are primarly around 39c on a full load and my motherbaord is around 27c. I would recommend letting that get any higher than 45-49. Thats not good at all. I would kill the heatsink that comes with it for better cooling. Heres a desktop screenie of what my temps are under full load.
Crispy Posted November 12, 2002 Author Posted November 12, 2002 Hmm ... This is mine after 4-5 min on full load ... Not sure which temp is which (hmm) ... thx anyway
XPerties Posted November 12, 2002 Posted November 12, 2002 the higher one (47) is your cpu "a little high"....what temp monitoring is that? and what MB do you have?
Crispy Posted November 12, 2002 Author Posted November 12, 2002 the higher one (47) is your cpu "a little high" ...Ya .. I thought so too ... I don't really know what its monitoring. I think (hope) that the left one is the the CPU and the right one is ... something else I have a soltek SL-85ERV2 (se it here) ... Im using the 0.18A Intel box cooler ...
BAH Posted November 13, 2002 Posted November 13, 2002 I tryed that Hmonitor on my laptop an it reports 65c off load and 73c on full load for a P4mobile 2.2Ghz
Crispy Posted November 13, 2002 Author Posted November 13, 2002 I tryed that Hmonitor on my laptop an it reports 65c off load and 73c on full load for a P4mobile 2.2GhzAnd I thought mine was running hot!
Drewdatrip Posted November 13, 2002 Posted November 13, 2002 I tryed that Hmonitor on my laptop an it reports 65c off load and 73c on full load for a P4mobile 2.2GhzI know Laptops run warm...but those temps seem a bit out of the rance of safe....then agian in not too familar with the exact prpper temps for a new P4 mobil=Drew
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