Is that bad?

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 02:59 PM

I'm talking about the fire icons.

||Console|| · 01-04-07, 03:32 PM

I cant make it out it is 2 small

fabulouscoops · 01-04-07, 03:52 PM

Speedfan has preset limits for the sensors it monitors. You can change these limits if you want. When it goes over the preset limit, it shows a flame symbol. Its hard to read, but it looks like several temps are >100 C. Any temp in a computer over 100 C is bad.

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:02 PM

do u think its b/c i put the thermal paste on bad?

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:03 PM

im using a zalman copper heatsink so that the only reason ive come across

fabulouscoops · 01-04-07, 04:10 PM

go back to imageshack and select a higher resolution (like 800x600) so we can see the picture better. Usually, the CPU is one of the first two numbers and the flames look like they are on the 4th and 5th so its hard to tell. What are your other computer specs?

||Console|| · 01-04-07, 04:11 PM

what are the componets that have the flames beside them ? it isnt core one and 2 is it ? or is it your pmws?

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:16 PM

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:18 PM

amd 4000+ with zalman copper heatsink
6600 gt agp evga
asus a8n deluxe mobo
corsair xms ram pc3200

||Console|| · 01-04-07, 04:18 PM

Man I still cant see that , dont ressize it

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:19 PM

adict2jane · 01-04-07, 04:21 PM

Most likely those readings are not acurate. I cannot think of any computer part that could withstand over 100C for any length of time. Let alone over 120C.

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:23 PM

so what program can i dl to get an accurate reading? ty for all the replies

liftedcj7on44s · 01-04-07, 04:23 PM

that is a known error with speedfan as its reading from sensors that 1 either go no where or 2 dont read anything!

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:24 PM

all right ty

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WonderingSoul · 01-04-07, 04:38 PM

Damn dude that resize is still no help. Get rid of all the white around the border.

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 04:46 PM

WonderingSoul · 01-04-07, 05:15 PM

Holy crap, 127c... I think those are you PWMICs... Those are known to be hot but not that hot...

||Console|| · 01-04-07, 05:19 PM

Does your mb use heat pipes to cool any thing on the mb ? if so does it have a fan on it? if no what happens if you hold a case fan close to it do those temps go down ?
and is your mb in the right way or do you have it put in reverse atx (btx ) ?

aMp^FL · 01-04-07, 09:01 PM

no my mobo has no fans or heat pipes just a standard mobo

01-04-07, 02:59 PM	Thread Starter #1
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	Is that bad? I'm talking about the fire icons.
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01-04-07, 03:32 PM	#2
\|\|Console\|\| Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Halifax, NS	I cant make it out it is 2 small
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01-04-07, 03:52 PM	#3
fabulouscoops Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: New Jersey, USA	Speedfan has preset limits for the sensors it monitors. You can change these limits if you want. When it goes over the preset limit, it shows a flame symbol. Its hard to read, but it looks like several temps are >100 C. Any temp in a computer over 100 C is bad. __________________ i5 2500K@4.53; Asus P8P67 deluxe; 8 GB G.Skill DDR3 1600; OCZ 60 GB SSD; 2x500 GB Caviar; HD6950 E8500 @3.6 GHz; Asus P5Q Pro Turbo; 4 GB OCZ Reaper DDR2 1066; 2 x 74 GB Raptor E6750 @3.4 GHz; Abit IP35, 4 GB OCZ DDR2 800; 60 Agility SSD; 2x120 GB Caviar; 250 GB Caviar; HD4870 Opteron 175 Skt 939 @2.9 GHz; DFI Lanparty UT NF4 Ultra-D; Zalman 9500; HD3850; 2x1024 G.Skill DDR500; 200 GB WD E4400 @3 GHz, Abit AB9 pro, Gigabyte 7300 GT silent; 2GB Supertalent PC5400; 3x36 Raptors RAID 0:5 P4 3.0c Skt 478 @ 3.4 GHz; Abit IC7g; 1 GB Mushkin PC3200 FX5200, 20 GB WD; 200 GB Maxtor; PVR-150, Wifi, SB Live!
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01-04-07, 04:02 PM	Thread Starter #4
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	do u think its b/c i put the thermal paste on bad?
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01-04-07, 04:03 PM	Thread Starter #5
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	im using a zalman copper heatsink so that the only reason ive come across
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01-04-07, 04:10 PM	#6
fabulouscoops Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: New Jersey, USA	go back to imageshack and select a higher resolution (like 800x600) so we can see the picture better. Usually, the CPU is one of the first two numbers and the flames look like they are on the 4th and 5th so its hard to tell. What are your other computer specs? __________________ i5 2500K@4.53; Asus P8P67 deluxe; 8 GB G.Skill DDR3 1600; OCZ 60 GB SSD; 2x500 GB Caviar; HD6950 E8500 @3.6 GHz; Asus P5Q Pro Turbo; 4 GB OCZ Reaper DDR2 1066; 2 x 74 GB Raptor E6750 @3.4 GHz; Abit IP35, 4 GB OCZ DDR2 800; 60 Agility SSD; 2x120 GB Caviar; 250 GB Caviar; HD4870 Opteron 175 Skt 939 @2.9 GHz; DFI Lanparty UT NF4 Ultra-D; Zalman 9500; HD3850; 2x1024 G.Skill DDR500; 200 GB WD E4400 @3 GHz, Abit AB9 pro, Gigabyte 7300 GT silent; 2GB Supertalent PC5400; 3x36 Raptors RAID 0:5 P4 3.0c Skt 478 @ 3.4 GHz; Abit IC7g; 1 GB Mushkin PC3200 FX5200, 20 GB WD; 200 GB Maxtor; PVR-150, Wifi, SB Live!
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01-04-07, 04:11 PM	#7
\|\|Console\|\| Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Halifax, NS	what are the componets that have the flames beside them ? it isnt core one and 2 is it ? or is it your pmws?
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01-04-07, 04:16 PM	Thread Starter #8
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01-04-07, 04:18 PM	Thread Starter #9
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	amd 4000+ with zalman copper heatsink 6600 gt agp evga asus a8n deluxe mobo corsair xms ram pc3200
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01-04-07, 04:19 PM	Thread Starter #11
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01-04-07, 04:21 PM	#12
adict2jane Registered Join Date: Feb 2006	Most likely those readings are not acurate. I cannot think of any computer part that could withstand over 100C for any length of time. Let alone over 120C.
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01-04-07, 04:23 PM	Thread Starter #13
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	so what program can i dl to get an accurate reading? ty for all the replies
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01-04-07, 04:23 PM	#14
liftedcj7on44s Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Fayetteville N.C.	that is a known error with speedfan as its reading from sensors that 1 either go no where or 2 dont read anything!
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01-04-07, 04:24 PM	Thread Starter #15
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	all right ty <3
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WonderingSoul Team 32 Folding Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Crack the Skye	Damn dude that resize is still no help. Get rid of all the white around the border. __________________ Project Quick Bench i7 920 - P6T Deluxe V2 - 6gb XMS3 1600 - 2x GTX 460 1GB in SLI - Corsair AX 850 HRT Music Streamer Pro > Rockhopper Beta 22 > HiFiMAN HE-500 / Sennheiser HD650 Heatware
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01-04-07, 05:15 PM	#18
WonderingSoul Team 32 Folding Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Crack the Skye	Holy crap, 127c... I think those are you PWMICs... Those are known to be hot but not that hot... __________________ Project Quick Bench i7 920 - P6T Deluxe V2 - 6gb XMS3 1600 - 2x GTX 460 1GB in SLI - Corsair AX 850 HRT Music Streamer Pro > Rockhopper Beta 22 > HiFiMAN HE-500 / Sennheiser HD650 Heatware
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01-04-07, 05:19 PM	#19
\|\|Console\|\| Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Halifax, NS	Does your mb use heat pipes to cool any thing on the mb ? if so does it have a fan on it? if no what happens if you hold a case fan close to it do those temps go down ? and is your mb in the right way or do you have it put in reverse atx (btx ) ?
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01-04-07, 09:01 PM	Thread Starter #20
aMp^FL Registered Join Date: Jan 2007	no my mobo has no fans or heat pipes just a standard mobo
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