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  • Intel Core i7 temperature

    From Nightfox to All on Sat Jul 23 00:30:35 2011
    Hi all -

    I just built a new computer with an Intel Core i7 3.4ghz CPU. The motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That seems
    a bit hot to me, particularly for a brand-new system.. I thought these CPUs ran cooler. Does anyone know what the normal temperature of this CPU should be?

    Nightfox
  • From Nightfox to All on Sat Jul 23 11:13:09 2011
    Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Nightfox to All on Sat Jul 23 2011 00:30:35

    I just built a new computer with an Intel Core i7 3.4ghz CPU. The motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That seem

    My motherboard also came with a piece of software that tells the CPU temperature and other system stats, and the software says my CPU is running around 30-32 Celsius.. seems closer to normal. I'm not sure which is more accurate though, the software or the BIOS.

    Nightfox
  • From Silva Dolla@VERT/SILVAD to Nightfox on Sat Jul 23 11:53:27 2011
    Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Nightfox to All on Sat Jul 23 2011 11:13 am

    I just built a new computer with an Intel Core i7 3.4ghz CPU. The motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That s

    My motherboard also came with a piece of software that tells the CPU temperature and other system stats, and the software says my CPU is running around 30-32 Celsius.. seems closer to normal. I'm not sure which is more accurate though, the software or the BIOS.

    Mine as well. I'm around 30-31...

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  • From Access Denied@VERT/PHARCYDE to Nightfox on Sat Jul 23 10:48:33 2011
    Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Nightfox to All on Sat Jul 23 2011 12:30 am

    I just built a new computer with an Intel Core i7 3.4ghz CPU. The motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That seem a bit hot to me, particularly for a brand-new system.. I thought these CPUs ran cooler. Does anyone know what the normal temperature of this CPU should be?

    Isn't that only like 123.8F? I wouldn't think that is considered a bit hot at all, is it?

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  • From Nightfox to Access Denied on Sat Jul 23 14:38:24 2011
    Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Access Denied to Nightfox on Sat Jul 23 2011 10:48:33

    motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That s a bit hot to me, particularly for a brand-new system.. I thought these C

    Isn't that only like 123.8F? I wouldn't think that is considered a bit hot a all, is it?

    I typically see temperatures of around 30-40C when a CPU is idle, so 51 seemed a little warm to me. I remember having PCs that would shut down when the CPU got to around 55-60C (if I remember right).

    I'm used to seeing CPU temperatures in celsius, since that's what most software & BIOSes seem to use when reporting CPU & system temperature.

    Nightfox
  • From Dreamer@VERT/TIME to Nightfox on Mon Jul 25 10:58:00 2011
    Nightfox wrote to Access Denied <=-

    Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Access Denied to Nightfox on Sat Jul 23 2011 10:48:33

    motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That s a bit hot to me, particularly for a brand-new system.. I thought these C

    Isn't that only like 123.8F? I wouldn't think that is considered a bit hot a all, is it?

    I typically see temperatures of around 30-40C when a CPU is idle, so 51 seemed a little warm to me. I remember having PCs that would shut down when the CPU got to around 55-60C (if I remember right).

    I'm used to seeing CPU temperatures in celsius, since that's what most software & BIOSes seem to use when reporting CPU & system temperature.

    Different processors are rated for different temperatures. You'd have
    to go to Intel's website and look up the specs to be sure what "normal" is.

    I'd go by the BIOS temp. There are several different sensors on a mother- board, and I wouldn't trust a software package to know better than the
    BIOS. Also, make sure the temp in your software package is the CPU temp,
    not the case temp or some other reading.


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  • From Tracker1@VERT/TRN to Nightfox on Sun Jul 31 04:32:04 2011
    On 7/23/2011 12:30 AM, Nightfox wrote:
    I just built a new computer with an Intel Core i7 3.4ghz CPU. The motherboard's BIOS says the CPU temperature is around 51 Celsius. That seems a bit hot to me, particularly for a brand-new system.. I thought these CPUs ran cooler. Does anyone know what the normal temperature of this CPU should be?

    Mine's running 45C under almost no load... "Max" is set to 99C, according to Core Temp. Core i7 860 here. I also have much better cpu cooler than the stock one...

    My hardware is here, though the SSD died, and now have a 115GB Corsair SSD. http://bit.ly/ppl54L

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  • From Nightfox to Tracker1 on Sun Oct 16 09:11:35 2011
    Re: Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Tracker1 to Nightfox on Sun Jul 31 2011 04:32:04

    Mine's running 45C under almost no load... "Max" is set to 99C, according to Core Temp. Core i7 860 here. I also have much better cpu cooler than the stock one...

    Thanks.. Guess my temps are normal.

    Nightfox
  • From Tck@VERT/BUNGEE to Nightfox on Tue Oct 18 15:49:00 2011
    Re: Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Tracker1 to Nightfox on Sun Jul 31 2011 04:32:04

    Mine's running 45C under almost no load... "Max" is set to 99C, according
    to Core Temp. Core i7 860 here. I also have much better cpu cooler than the stock one...

    Thanks.. Guess my temps are normal.

    Nightfox

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    Had a quick look online and ppl are stating upto 90c is normal.

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    I'm using a XIGMATEK HDT-S1284EE; and it stays around 46C @ 3GHZ on idle, and around 67C on full load. Is this around normal?

    EDIT: I don't know if that is right, using ASUS PC Proble II says the CPU temp is 46C, but Core temp says that all my cores are at or around 40C; at full load, all the cores seem to stay around 60C.


    Steve TcK

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  • From Boraxman@VERT/MSRDBBS to Tck on Wed Oct 19 22:00:10 2011
    Re: Re: Intel Core i7 tempera
    By: Tck to Nightfox on Tue Oct 18 2011 03:49 pm

    Re: Re: Intel Core i7 temperature
    By: Tracker1 to Nightfox on Sun Jul 31 2011 04:32:04

    Mine's running 45C under almost no load... "Max" is set to 99C, accord to Core Temp. Core i7 860 here. I also have much better cpu cooler th the stock one...

    Thanks.. Guess my temps are normal.

    Nightfox

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    Had a quick look online and ppl are stating upto 90c is normal.

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    I'm using a XIGMATEK HDT-S1284EE; and it stays around 46C @ 3GHZ on idle, an around 67C on full load. Is this around normal?

    EDIT: I don't know if that is right, using ASUS PC Proble II says the CPU te is 46C, but Core temp says that all my cores are at or around 40C; at full load, all the cores seem to stay around 60C.


    Steve TcK

    Yes, thats why I think its the power supply, but why it doesn't give out at any other time is beyond me.


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