hey guys so, i built myself a new rig (some might remember i came by a few weeks ago asking about amd v intel.) a nice little runner if i say so myself.
now the problem im having is concerning the tempreture.
I'm using the stock cooler that came with the processor, being under the impression that since this is the one that they package with the processor it should be enough right
well, im now wondering if my tempretures are ok, i tried to rip an episode from DVD for me to put on my iphone for a trip i have coming up using hand brake (so chosen since a) its free and b) its able to handle multiple cores) and what i found was that the system got very loud, fast forward a few minutes and i get a tempreture warning, immediately shut the system down, pulled the hard drives and booted into the bios so the fans could cool the CPU down.
Got her below 45* and shut the system down for an our to finish cooling.
Booted the system back up, started CPUID, the thermal radar software and tried again, this time monitoring the system tempretures closely, they immediately rose, and sharply, into the mid fifties then crept up. I let it run thinking that would be ok and then it hit 60, in the next few minutes it rose to 62 very slowly (took maybe 5 minutes to go up 2 degrees) the whole time the CPU fan is getting faster and faster.
after a couple minutes at 62 seeing there was 75% complete on a 23 minute conversion i killed conversion worried what prolonged periods at this tempreture could cause and manually cranked the CPU fan and the single motherboard controled chassis fan up to 80 and 75% speds respectively (the case is a thermaltake level 10 GT with all fans set on high while this was happening)
so heres my concern/question, is my system running worryingly high? if so, what can i do? (preferably without going down the water cooling route or moving the case since that really isnt an option due to space limitation)
ive attached the CPU ID readout and if it would be usefull i can get screens of the thermal radar readouts.
(for notes, cpu id was running from about 3/4 minutes after boot completed so the lowest temp is pretty much idle temp immediately after boot and highest is while the conversion was running, that said the figuresseen in the value column here pretty much reflect what i see if i boot CPU ID when the system has been running a little (maybe 1/2 degress above as its after i bolstered the fans to cool it back down) the figures match with what the thermal radar was reporting also)
now the problem im having is concerning the tempreture.
I'm using the stock cooler that came with the processor, being under the impression that since this is the one that they package with the processor it should be enough right
well, im now wondering if my tempretures are ok, i tried to rip an episode from DVD for me to put on my iphone for a trip i have coming up using hand brake (so chosen since a) its free and b) its able to handle multiple cores) and what i found was that the system got very loud, fast forward a few minutes and i get a tempreture warning, immediately shut the system down, pulled the hard drives and booted into the bios so the fans could cool the CPU down.
Got her below 45* and shut the system down for an our to finish cooling.
Booted the system back up, started CPUID, the thermal radar software and tried again, this time monitoring the system tempretures closely, they immediately rose, and sharply, into the mid fifties then crept up. I let it run thinking that would be ok and then it hit 60, in the next few minutes it rose to 62 very slowly (took maybe 5 minutes to go up 2 degrees) the whole time the CPU fan is getting faster and faster.
after a couple minutes at 62 seeing there was 75% complete on a 23 minute conversion i killed conversion worried what prolonged periods at this tempreture could cause and manually cranked the CPU fan and the single motherboard controled chassis fan up to 80 and 75% speds respectively (the case is a thermaltake level 10 GT with all fans set on high while this was happening)
so heres my concern/question, is my system running worryingly high? if so, what can i do? (preferably without going down the water cooling route or moving the case since that really isnt an option due to space limitation)
ive attached the CPU ID readout and if it would be usefull i can get screens of the thermal radar readouts.
(for notes, cpu id was running from about 3/4 minutes after boot completed so the lowest temp is pretty much idle temp immediately after boot and highest is while the conversion was running, that said the figuresseen in the value column here pretty much reflect what i see if i boot CPU ID when the system has been running a little (maybe 1/2 degress above as its after i bolstered the fans to cool it back down) the figures match with what the thermal radar was reporting also)