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I have my Duron 1.8GHz over clocked to 1.9GHz. After running a bunch of
..mpg files while defragging the HD and other operations, the CPU was up to
48 degrees C with a case temp of 37 degrees C. Could anyone comment if this
is a typical CPU temp? Is the difference btwn case and CPU temps unusual
(its bigger than with my other computers)? I currently am using one of
those CPU shims to keep the HSF from damaging the CPU but am wondering
whether I'm getting good contact btwn the CPU and HSF. Yes I am using
heatsink compound. I have one medium speed 80mm case fan in the front of
the case and the PS has 2 built in 80mm case fans. The case in a smaller
mid size tower (won't take full size MBs).

Thanks.

BigSky

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On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 22:01:50 -0700, Big Sky wrote:

> I have my Duron 1.8GHz over clocked to 1.9GHz. After running a bunch of
> .mpg files while defragging the HD and other operations, the CPU was up to
> 48 degrees C with a case temp of 37 degrees C. Could anyone comment if this
> is a typical CPU temp? Is the difference btwn case and CPU temps unusual
> (its bigger than with my other computers)? I currently am using one of
> those CPU shims to keep the HSF from damaging the CPU but am wondering
> whether I'm getting good contact btwn the CPU and HSF. Yes I am using
> heatsink compound. I have one medium speed 80mm case fan in the front of
> the case and the PS has 2 built in 80mm case fans. The case in a smaller
> mid size tower (won't take full size MBs).
>
Nothing wrong with the CPU temp, but the case temp is higher than I'd
like. Of course it could be because it's in a warm room, but if your case
temp goes up considerably under heavy use, you should consider better
ventilation.

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Thanks. The case is a dated Micron case so my ventilation options are
limited to the front fan and PSU fan unless I want to cut some holes...oh
man, have I butchered some cases before. I want to avoid any high RPM fans
because I want to use this computer as my HTPC in the living room.

I do have a nice quiet 120 mm fan as well as a temp sensor 80mm fan...if I
could just get the nerve to try cutting holes in sheet steel again...

BigSky

> >
> Nothing wrong with the CPU temp, but the case temp is higher than I'd
> like. Of course it could be because it's in a warm room, but if your case
> temp goes up considerably under heavy use, you should consider better
> ventilation.
>
> --
> KT133 MB, CPU @2400MHz (24x100): SIS755 MB CPU @2330MHz (10x233)
> Need good help? Provide all system info with question.
> My server http://wesnewell.no-ip.com/cpu.php
> Verizon server http://mysite.verizon.net/res0exft/cpu.htm
>

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"Big Sky" <bmartin84@cox.net> wrote

> I do have a nice quiet 120 mm fan as well as a temp sensor 80mm fan...if I
> could just get the nerve to try cutting holes in sheet steel again...


Try this:

http://forums.silentpcreview.com/v [...] a09d1525ec


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Why don't you install another CPU fan if you worry about overburning?
I installed another fan. no problem or worry about temp.