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ok guys..all you masters etc...i got athlon 1.4... ep 8kta3pro mobo...tornado heatsink/fan...in my bios my cpu clock is at 133...cpu ratio 10.5 vcore voltage 1.75...vagp voltage 3.3...vio voltage 3.4...at this setting cpu tem is 41*C...sys temp is 30*C...i understand this is all normal settings..so is the cpu supposed to be that temp etc and how hot will it get before the blowout temp???i havent overclocked it at all cause well im afraid lol spend this kind of money to fry it ya know :) well if any masters have advice ill take what ican get thanks all
AmbientFiction
09-10-01, 03:27 PM
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Here is a link to a page which will tell you that. Page... (http://www.heatsink-guide.com/maxtemp.htm)
Keep in mind that on the page it says how much it will take before it dies, not before it locks up. (your chip might lock up at a lower temperature than on the table.)
Originally posted by AmbientFiction
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sorry for a bad location us newbies must be a pain in the butt eh :)thanks for the direction though
Originally posted by Super
Here is a link to a page which will tell you that. Page... (http://www.heatsink-guide.com/maxtemp.htm)
Keep in mind that on the page it says how much it will take before it dies, not before it locks up. (your chip might lock up at a lower temperature than on the table.)
hey thanks 95 *C at the burnout temp :)
It says 95°C but you really don't want to go over 50°C
Originally posted by sonny
It says 95°C but you really don't want to go over 50°C
thanks for the advice all information is valuble :)
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