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Highest Temp. your Computer has been

zonemen
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What is the Highest Temperature your computer has been? 44 members have voted

  1. 1. What is the Highest Temperature your computer has been?

    • 80 or more
      25%
      10
    • 60-70 degrees celsius
      32%
      13
    • 50-60 degress celsius
      17%
      7
    • 40-50 degress celsius
      17%
      7
    • 30-40 degress celsius
      7%
      3
    • 20-30 degress celsius
      0%
      0
    • 19 or lower
      0%
      0

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What is the Highest Temperature your CPU has been?

Mine is 67 degrees. What's yours?


60C was my highest when oc'd it happens not allot, its mostly coz we too poor to have A/C on allot.. so allot of the time its 30C in the house :)

I think mine was 64C ... With the Intel box cooler! ... A bit risky cause my P4 2.4B is rated to run at max 68C! :)

  • 3 weeks later...

over 72° (cpucool gave up and would go no higher :) ) with an undercooled, overclocked Athlon T/Bird (which happily lived to tell the tale, with no lasting effects :rolleyes: )

  • 1 year later...

My AMD AthlonXP 2400+ (T-Bred core) would go all the way up to 68°C.

At normal load, its at 56°C - which still is too high.

My AMD AthlonXP 2400+ (T-Bred core) would go all the way up to 68°C.

At normal load, its at 56°C - which still is too high.

how can you check out this anyway?

My AMD AthlonXP 2400+ (T-Bred core) would go all the way up to 68°C.

At normal load, its at 56°C - which still is too high.

how can you check out this anyway?

mine, a few days ago, reached the 61º

it's normal because actually here in spain ambient temperature goes to 44º and the CPU it's clocked +200mhz

@for everyone that wants to check it's own temperature, i use Mother Board Monitor. i think it's the best program for this purposes but since a month or so it's not on development :(

With summer around these months, the Northwood reaches about 56C on full load, and the Prescott reaches 67C on full load.

I check out sys. temps. (and lots more) through a wonderful system diagnostic utility called everest here - home page.

Download it (freeware) and look up "Computer >> Sensors" for the info.

I check out sys. temps. (and lots more) through a wonderful system diagnostic utility called everest here - home page.

Download it (freeware) and look up "Computer >> Sensors" for the info.

now named everest, this program it's the old known aida32

true SiMoNsAyS, it also has lots of more features..

@XPerties if I had a water cooling like yours :D

my athlon xp went up to 65c, (with athlon's original fan, hopefully zalman came to help me :P)

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