unsafe temp for amd system =( oh oh

TollPhree · Apr 12, 2003

im getting 49c with 2100 everything defualt.. and one them vantect fans and stuff the mangent =P thing

is that way to hot? I remember with wc I got 25c =P but I dunno a amd safe temp 49c seems pretty hot.. bw all im doing right now is installing stuff so i dunno thanks

john240sx · Apr 12, 2003

49C isn't too hot for an AMD, if you hit 70C then you start worrying. i wouldn't try to overclock that chip until you get the cooling straightened out though, if you already at 49C then i don't think you'll get much of an overclock and stay stable.

btw, what heatsink are you using? that temp sounds about right for a stock AMD heatsink actually (assuming that it's a full load temp)

TollPhree · Apr 12, 2003

vantec tmd fan

zabomb4163 · Apr 12, 2003

is that 49C load?

usually anything under 50C load is good with an amd system

TollPhree · Apr 12, 2003

I just put in eveyrthing.. im getting 48c not load =(

this is asus pc probe.. ive heard befor it reads hot.. could that be?

TollPhree · Apr 12, 2003

maybe I should reaply.. or possibly its just reading it a little hot? is that possible? im geting 49 - 50 =)( reguler
that kinda sucks eh?

TollPhree · Apr 12, 2003

what should I do?

dumpa · Apr 12, 2003

I heard some nice things about that HSF.
What did you do?
Did you reinstall it or did the temps go up for no reason ?

Personally I don't care if it's under 60°C

TollPhree · Apr 12, 2003

well I did rub it a little when putting it in. but barley

Mark Larson · Apr 12, 2003

You're not making sense - get a grip and tell us what HSF you're using, what mobo and whether the CPU is a Palomino or Thoroughbred.

TollPhree · Apr 13, 2003

thouroguhbred 2100. Im runing the msi nforce board
and a vantec tmd fan. I said that already. the one with magenects in it

Cube · Apr 13, 2003

Do you mean Magnet or Magnetics?

What kind of thermal grease are you using on the heatsink?

If you are using an MSI board, why are you using an Asus program? Try using PC Alert 4, from MSI, or try downloading Motherboard Monitor 5. You can find both by doing a search on Google.com.

sambao21 · Apr 13, 2003

i'm getting those same temps with my tbred b 2100+, nf7-s, and AS3 and some no name heatsink. Actually I'm getting around 50C -55c load and the case is 30C. i'm not too worried, i'm putting together a water cooling rig right now, but having some troubles getting the heatercore to fit in the case. When i get the water together that's when i'll be pushing the limits of this chip.

irish80122 · Apr 13, 2003

Nforce2

The board is your problem. The MSI Nforce boards are known to run a bit hot, I know mine does. It really isn't as hot as it says, I was always around 45 on my Soyo board when overclocked, and now I am at about 55 no load on this board, so it isn't uncommon to have them read a bit high. Don't worry about it until you have some stability problems, just know that these boards are known to run hot.

q149 · Apr 13, 2003

a vantec tmd fan is not a heatsink.

TollPhree · Apr 13, 2003

darnit =( you need learn to read what im trying say.. wait.. *sigh*

sorry I thought I had asus for a sec beacsue my vidoe card is asus.

I have MSI lol =P I have the heatsink/tmd fan vantec deal you can get it at frys =P its spost be a nice fan. thanks I think it is runing a bit hotter then it really is

xace · Apr 13, 2003

just get a new heatsink, if you don't wanna pay too much grab a volcano9, only 20 bucks and they work great

q149 · Apr 13, 2003

You can get the sk-6+ for 20 or less.

MameXP · Apr 13, 2003

YGPM!!!!

centered effect · Apr 13, 2003

I own a MSI nforce 1 with a Evercool CUD-715 my CPU temps are at 35C idle/41C load, Maybe its the HS and HSF that is the problem.

unsafe temp for amd system =( oh oh

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