Here are my temps:

AMD 2600+ (2.1Ghz) = 116F (46.7C) [12 WU/Day]
Dual Intel 450mhz's = 109F (43C) [4 WU/Day]

I really do not know what is too hot and if I need more cooling? They both run fine and multi-tasking is no problem while crunching!

Let me know your numbers or what you think,
Chad

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AMD Athlon 64-FX 55 (on a hot day) 69C (and on a cool day) 64C
right now (no WU to process) 43C case temp and 51C CPU temp


seph

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Pentium 3.4ghz - (55-60C) with an extra fan on the outside of the box to keep the air under the desk moving. Its only been at 39-40C lately without any work to do.

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Both Pc's run their 3 CPu's in the mid 50s (centigrade).

1 XP2000, 2 MP2000+.

About 56-58.

Keeps the room nice and tostie. Currently running 1 cpu. 2cpu system ran dry 4 hours ago....

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Foamy is "Lord and Master".
(Oh, + some Classic WUs too.)

How hot when crunching?

Dumb question. Most all my cpu's are resting, having been layed off by central command.

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May this Farce be with You

My temps:

P4 (Prescott) 3.0GHz: 56C (case 34C, room 23C, 100% load)
Standard ATX miditower with 1 extra casefan @2500rpm
and Zalman CNPS7000B-Cu @2400rpm cpu cooler.

Athlon64 3000+ (Venice): 38C (case 25C, room 23C, 100% load)
Arctic Silentium T2 miditower (4 casefans)
and Thermaltake silent 939 K8@2100rpm cpu cooler.

PIII 450 MHz (Katmai): 49C (case 34C, room 23C, 100% load)
Standard ATX miditower no extra fans,
Standard PIII cpu-cooling package @3500rpm

Nice subject to take our minds off the outage... :)

Greetings,
Sander

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CPU 1: Intel Celeron Coppermine 1.1GHZ
CPU core: +1.79 V
+1.5V: +1.56 V
I/O: +3.45 V
+5V: +5.15 V
12V: +12.12 V
CPU Fan: 5273 RPM
SYS Fan1: 5423 RPM
SYS Fan2: 5262 RPM
SYS Temp: +93.7 F
CPU Temp: +90.7 F
SBr Temp: +73.0 F

This without boinc/seti.. no work left to do, the normal 5 other fulltime work related processes running. With boinc the temps go up 5-7 degrees (f) depending on how hot of a day it is and how hot it gets in it's little shack.

Athlon64 3.200+ Newcastle core on an EPOX S754 Board

unter full Load BOINC Einstein, Seti is not availably yet 56 Degrees, at 21 Degrees Room Temperature..

P4 3.2 on an i875 MOBO also EPOX about 58 Degrees

all are in an CS 601 Tower with 4 extra Fans, Papst at 1.500, and an Silent Cooler with an 80 er Fan also at 1.500...

all Systems are Silent, i think.

all Temps in Celsius

Greetings from Germany NRW
Ulli

Athlon Xp3200, Asus A7n8x-E Delux, 1.5 Gig Corsair ram, Cooler Master CPU water cooler, Boinc or FAH 100% load, 109F or 43C as reported by the Asus probe.Guys this water cooler only cost $109 and really cut the noise down a lot. I was running a Thermaltake volcano 9 with the fan at full speed it was running about 155F.

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My P4 2400@3300 Mhz with a Zalman 7000B cooler works at 48C...bye

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Here are my temps:

AMD 2600+ (2.1Ghz) = 116F (46.7C) [12 WU/Day]
Dual Intel 450mhz's = 109F (43C) [4 WU/Day]

I really do not know what is too hot and if I need more cooling?

Hi Chad, If you're talking about the XP2600+, T'Bred, or even a Barton Core XP2600+..., the Max Die Temp, (CPU), is: 85C/185F! You're in 'Great shape!'

As far as your Dual Intel 450MHz, (P3's), go..., the Thermal Spec is even higher, (i.e. 90C/194F)! Not any problem here either!

Even running them, (your CPU's), at a 100%, 24/7 at 60C/140F, will not hurt them in any way!

Just make sure to keep your CPU's, (HSF/Heat sink Fins & Fan), your M/B, & all other Fans, inside your Box, Free from 'Dust Bunnies', (w/compressed Canned Air), approx every 3 Months or so, (depending on how dusty your environment is)! =) *approx a 10 Min task*
Hope this helps! =)

-daav-

CPU type: GenuineIntel, Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz
Number of CPUs: 1



And yes, my computer is happily crunching right now, LHC and Einstein!

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"I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me

My PIII-933 is running at 60C, my Athlon64 x2 3800+ is at 45C,46C and my P4 2.6G laptop is 49C.

All are crunching and have been for hours(LHC and Predictor).

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David Stites
Pullman, WA USA

Pentium D 840 - 70c
Pentium 4 3.4 ghz - 67c
AMD 64 3200 - 45c
iMac G5 - 75c

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Team MacNN - The best Macintosh team ever.

My AMD Sempron 2800+ tower is in an non air conditioned room. During a recent heat wave, my CPU temp got very close to my 70C(158F) limit. After watching this for a day or two, I got the bright idea to take the top cover off of my tower. My CPU temperature dropped 6 to 8C within 5 min. Now, whenever the temperature is expected to get above 35C(95F), I just go topless :). During "average" temperature days it normally runs between 55 to 62C with the top on.

Just crunching along with an old AMD K6-2 450 on Classic, and the Sempron doing SETI & Einstein on BOINC. Both computers run 24/7.

Ron Kosinski
Warrington, Pa USA

G3 900MHz laptop (iBook 12") runs 45-49C or 113-120F (1.8 WU/day avg)
G4 1.25GHz (Mac Mini) runs 39-41C, or 102-104F (4.7 WU/day standard app, 7.5/day optimized)

Intel Celeron D 340 (Prescott)
2933 MHz

CPU 61°C
Case 43°C

Stock cooling.
No problems.

I really do not know what is too hot and if I need more cooling?

most recent cpus are designed to support temperatures up to 100°C ( afaik athlon-xps should run fine @ 90°C )

but: i really encourage you to buy some good cooling system; it cant be that good to run a system at such high temps :)

my systems/temperatures:
dagobert [p4@3.2ghz] : 45°C ( biiiig heatpipe + 120mm fan )
bolivar [tb@1.33ghz] : 50°C ( 120mm fan )
trophy [dual pII@.23ghz] : 20°C ( 2x 80mm fan )
hive [ath@.7mhz] : 30°C ( 2x 80mm fan )

btw, your temps are fine.

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~ phainomenon ~

My temps:
Athlon XP +2200 crunching on hot savannah. GA humid hot day = 57-58C MAX

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In general, the amd XPs can only run up to the mid 50's, before they start to through bad results.

So your 47 is good, as long as it doesn't get a lot hotter, on a hot day.

My P4 2.4 533 runs at 68-70, because I have the fan turned down for noise reduction. It does not throttle at all, and has been running solid like this for more than 2 years.

My amd-64, 3000, running at 2.8 Ghz, runs at 48-51. These can handle a lot more heat, than the XPs, before throwing bad results, from what I understand. And they scream!

Don

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