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Mugunthan88
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 Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 6:31 am Post subject: new computer..... |
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Hey...i just bought a new pc
Can Someone tell me wat is the heat that a AMD Athlon 64BIT X2 4400+ produces with stock heat sink? |
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mojo1340
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| I assume you want to know about CPU temperatures. The CPU temps are dependant on your ambient room temperature, chassis airflow and motherboard settings. Temperature readings in the BIOS and by software can be wildly inaccurate. Let us know what your room temps, hardware profile and case specs, and someone may be able to get you a ballpark number. |
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[TN] Nathan
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Mugunthan88
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| Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 2:16 pm Post subject: room temp |
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MY room temp is about 27C,my casing has 2 fans
-1 At the back under the power supply fan
-the other at the side removing pane bottom left
The side fan rite....shoud it suck cold air in,or blow hot air out |
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fussnfeathers
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Side fan should blow air in.........aids in cooling the processor.
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