invictius
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- Oct 8, 2005
I restart my pc after a BSOD - psu temp, 63c/145f. It's only 15c/60f outside. I Turn off, open my door as far as it will go, turn my ceiling fan on, have a 40cm fan blowing directly into the psu, barely an inch away, for THREE HOURS - restart, temp is frickin 53c/125f!!! I hate this stupidity of ridiculous psu temps after you restart. It only got to 18c/65f today, so probly 25c/77f inside... I don't get this. It's going to be 25c/77f tomorrow, so indoors - 30-35c, 85/95f... so there's no way I can shut down long to cool down the psu any more (its almost 3am, its only going to get hotter) - is my psu temp meant to go down after I switch the pc on (always stays at the same temp, even if its 45c and i've been gaming for 6 hours) - why is this happening?
Finally, what temp does your psu temp run at, and what do you think the limit is? (btw, antec psu that comes with the sonata case, 380w, smartpower I think - I know that antecs are crappy, but still, doesn't explain the temp spikes and them never changing)... Speedfan is the only prog that will pick up the psu temp, tried mbm and a host of others, if its speedfans fault, what do you use?
Finally, what temp does your psu temp run at, and what do you think the limit is? (btw, antec psu that comes with the sonata case, 380w, smartpower I think - I know that antecs are crappy, but still, doesn't explain the temp spikes and them never changing)... Speedfan is the only prog that will pick up the psu temp, tried mbm and a host of others, if its speedfans fault, what do you use?