cpu tempratures

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  1. eggplant

    eggplant Geek Trainee

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    can anyone help my system keeps reseting i think its to do with the temperature of my CPU could you please tell me what it should be and if theres any program or anything that can i have pressed F2 settings and it says 56 degrees??? thanks egg
     
    eggplant, Jan 23, 2007
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  2. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    Is this a self-build PC or a ready made? What CPU?
    Assuming this is your BIOS reading, it is a bit high but not excessive...

    Not all restarting problems are heat related. You might be looking at a dodgy PSU.

    Try SpeedFan to see if your mobo is supported. and then see what readings you get.
     
    sabashuali, Jan 23, 2007
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  3. RHochstenbach

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    That's true. My P4 has a temperature of 65 degrees, and runs without any problems.
     
    RHochstenbach, Jan 24, 2007
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  4. Karanislove

    Karanislove It's D Grav80 Of Luv

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    What is ur computers PSU Brand???
     
    Karanislove, Jan 30, 2007
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  5. Matt555

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    Also what CPU is it? If it's a Prescott core then I wouldn't be surprised, if it was an Athlon64 then I'd be concerned...
     
    Matt555, Jan 31, 2007
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  6. Big B

    Big B HWF Godfather

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    56*C at idle is a bit on the warm side.

    Like others have mentioned, the specs of the system, including power supply, would be very nice to have in troubleshooting your system.

    Other questions:
    -When is it restarting?
    -Are you getting blue screens?
    --If so, what do they say?
    -How long has this been going on?
     
    Big B, Jan 31, 2007
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  7. Themoho94

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    check the temp with the program that sbashuali said and if it's high buy more fans
     
    Themoho94, Feb 2, 2007
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  8. Matt555

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    What? Seriously you keep posting absolute rubbish.

    It depends on the type of CPU as different CPU's run at different temperatures and have different limits, and just adding more fans isn't an answer, a more effective thing to do could be:

    1) Clear any dust in the case to allow more air flow.
    2) Get a new CPU heatsink and fan to cool the CPU.

    Please stop posting silly things.
     
    Matt555, Feb 2, 2007
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