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Temps ok? ??

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vizkid2005 Original post #1
Nov 21, 2011 at 10:01 PM
I got a CM 212+ today 4m ITWARES ... temps are hovering at 30 - 35C at idle n 50C at full load .... are these temps alright? ???

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thetechfreak
Nov 21, 2011 at 11:03 PM
They are fine anyways :)
What are your clocks? Any overclocking?
M
macho84 #3
Nov 21, 2011 at 11:19 PM
50 is ok and did you try prime95 test to see it for 10-15 under load. as temp load are not enough atleast 15 min will do the job
V
Nov 22, 2011 at 7:06 AM
no overclocking ... when underload the clock goes to about 3.1 GHz ..
I'll do more testin 2day n post d results ....


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d6bmg
d6bmg #5
Nov 22, 2011 at 7:39 PM
Temprature looks good.
Are you using Hyper 212+ with 1 fan?
topgear
topgear #6
Nov 23, 2011 at 5:34 AM
I got a CM 212+ today 4m ITWARES ... temps are hovering at 30 - 35C at idle n 50C at full load .... are these temps alright? ???

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Congrats and how much you paid for it ??

Try a little Ocing - upto 70c load temp you will be fine - get the extra performance boost with Hyper 212+ ;-)
V
Nov 23, 2011 at 8:44 PM
Temprature looks good.
Are you using Hyper 212+ with 1 fan?

Yes ... One fan only ... Also While Gaming temps just reach 55 C ....

Congrats and how much you paid for it ??

Try a little Ocing - upto 70c load temp you will be fine - get the extra performance boost with Hyper 212+ ;-)

Thanks ... Actually its a gift I got for my PC ... Its going to be 1 yr old on the 25th this week .... Price : 2k + Rs.50[credit card tax]

And Guys I also got an MSI 560ti Twin Frozr II for 14.75k ...And the Card is a beast !!! Price good ???
topgear
topgear #8
Nov 24, 2011 at 3:10 AM
^^ thanks for the price info and the price of 560ti Twin Frozr II is good too ;-)
V
Nov 25, 2011 at 10:22 PM
I did the prime95 test ... 55C max ... till what temp can I push ... I want to try OCing ... and guys pplz help wid my gfx crd prob ... see in d gfx cards section of forum ... gtx 560 ...thnx ...

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After Prime95 ... I ran Furmark Burn In Test(For MSI 560Ti Twin Frozr II) ...
GPU Temp Before Test : 35C
GPU Temp During the test : 76C:shock: (Within 2 minutes ... ) I got Scared :hyper: and turned the test off !!!

Is this normal temps ??? Or is it not ???
What are the normal temps during stress tests for my GPU ???
topgear
topgear #10
Nov 26, 2011 at 4:01 AM
^^ For the cpu load temps using stress test apps - upto 70c is safe and for the gpu stress test don't let it cross over 80c - if the gpu temps feels too high try cranking up the fan speeds to keep it more cool ;-)
$$Lionking$$
Nov 27, 2011 at 12:05 PM
topgear - really?? only80 deg C?? I think gpu's are all right as far as u keep them below ~100... ??
V
Nov 27, 2011 at 12:31 PM
My twin frozr II is idling at 46C ... is it cool enough? ??

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$$Lionking$$
Nov 27, 2011 at 1:09 PM
ofcourse its cool...
V
Nov 28, 2011 at 12:23 AM
UPDATE : GPU Temps at 95% load(Crysis 2) : 76C

Please comment ...
topgear
topgear #15
Nov 28, 2011 at 6:09 AM
^^ it's within safe zone ;-)

topgear - really?? only80 deg C?? I think gpu's are all right as far as u keep them below ~100... ??

CPu and gpus are made of silicon - so why it's not safe to run cpus around 100c - ever think about that ??

How much temp a GPU can handle depends on the GPU model and the quality of the GPU used - Most modern gpus has temp limit of more than 100c but if one likes their gpu they won't run them around 100c while gaming for 3-5 on a single go I feel more comfortable upto 80c - low temps means better longevity ;-)
V
Nov 28, 2011 at 8:51 AM
^^ Very nice explanation on the silicon n semiconductor part by topgear ...
They are the best the temperature allows them to be ... above the temp of active region they break down and act as normal conductors ..
S_V
S_V #17
Nov 28, 2011 at 1:44 PM
^^ it's within safe zone ;-)



CPu and gpus are made of silicon - so why it's not safe to run cpus around 100c - ever think about that ??

How much temp a GPU can handle depends on the GPU model and the quality of the GPU used - Most modern gpus has temp limit of more than 100c but if one likes their gpu they won't run them around 100c while gaming for 3-5 on a single go I feel more comfortable upto 80c - low temps means better longevity ;-)

well said mate... It's good to keep them under 75c.. That's the main reason I am using aftermarket Coolers for Vid cards(Second one coming up soon) and now The video card stays under 63c for any game or Stress softwares.

But Running cards in 80c <100c is also fine and they don't get damage as we think of it... My Old 8800 GTS 640mb and GTX 275 running at 102 and 87-90 respectively and both are doing fine especially 8800GTS Becoz it's been 5 years since we bought and still it looks solid....
$$Lionking$$
Nov 29, 2011 at 1:07 AM
Topgear - Really?? You worry to much dudeee!!!

I only agree with you on the part that performance of a chip scales with temperatures.

I'd like to bring up S_V's point here... 8800 @ 102 deg C and runs fine... ;)

P.S. A CPU is supposed to have a life of 1million hours i.e. if u use it for 10hours a day u can safely assume that it will serve well for 27 years. So u c. modern silicon is pretty reliable. Although when u talk of the Graphic card, of which the silicon is only a part of the story is totally different.
topgear
topgear #19
Nov 29, 2011 at 5:42 AM
^^ a gfx card has so many other components unlike cpu and they also effect the lifetime of it and I'm not worried too much - i just want to play it safe ;-)

@ S_V - are you still using the 8800GTS ?? Will not a gfx card shutdwon with such high temps ??
S_V
S_V #20
Nov 29, 2011 at 8:44 AM
@ S_V - are you still using the 8800GTS ?? Will not a gfx card shutdwon with such high temps ??

Nope... It won't shutdown.... 8800GTS card is used for to test my friends system or will always stay in my second system.. So that my Little Niece and nephew can have second system to Play Video games when they come to my Room.. I don't want them to touch my Main Rig all the time especially when I am in Office... :)) Also I won't sell my Old Vid Cards just like that.. I don't know maybe I don't want to sell them for so low price when we got for High price..
I even have 6600 DDR3 128mb, 6800GS cards tooo..
Also GPU chips can bear that heat but naturally their performance will drop along with life too... But won't die on the spot... This is coming from 1st Generation Fermi Chip Guy too... :wink: .. Fermi 470 and 480 are the worst chip ever made from Nvidia or ATi considering the heat they produce...
$$Lionking$$
Nov 29, 2011 at 12:17 PM
nope... It won't shutdown.... 8800gts card is used for to test my friends system or will always stay in my second system.. So that my little niece and nephew can have second system to play video games when they come to my room.. I don't want them to touch my main rig all the time especially when i am in office... :)) also i won't sell my old vid cards just like that.. I don't know maybe i don't want to sell them for so low price when we got for high price..
I even have 6600 ddr3 128mb, 6800gs cards tooo..
Also gpu chips can bear that heat but naturally their performance will drop along with life too... But won't die on the spot... This is coming from 1st generation fermi chip guy too... :wink: .. Fermi 470 and 480 are the worst chip ever made from nvidia or ati considering the heat they produce...

@gtx 470/480 - respect dude!!! B-)
V
Nov 29, 2011 at 7:03 PM
470 was a big flop na guys? ? 480 was kind of successful ...

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S_V
S_V #23
Nov 29, 2011 at 8:22 PM
GTX 470 is killer performer and it's not Flop..... I am using those cards and They are devastating any game i throw at them.. Only Problem with them is heat and Stock Fan Sound at Load...
V
Nov 29, 2011 at 10:55 PM
Oh ..so heat is the issue ... India is very hot man ... CPU at full load maxing out at 60C ... wats the use of me gettin an after market cooler ... huh ..

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topgear
topgear #25
Nov 30, 2011 at 4:42 AM
^^ 60C under load is not too hot temp for the cpu.

Nope... It won't shutdown.... 8800GTS card is used for to test my friends system or will always stay in my second system.. So that my Little Niece and nephew can have second system to Play Video games when they come to my Room.. I don't want them to touch my Main Rig all the time especially when I am in Office... :)) Also I won't sell my Old Vid Cards just like that.. I don't know maybe I don't want to sell them for so low price when we got for High price..
I even have 6600 DDR3 128mb, 6800GS cards tooo..
Also GPU chips can bear that heat but naturally their performance will drop along with life too... But won't die on the spot... This is coming from 1st Generation Fermi Chip Guy too... :wink: .. Fermi 470 and 480 are the worst chip ever made from Nvidia or ATi considering the heat they produce...

Ok... thanks for the infos - nice collection of gfx cards from the green campaign ;-)
V
Nov 30, 2011 at 8:35 AM
@topgear ... dude the question is not that 60C is ok for CPU .. The point is why so high even with CM Hyper 212+ ??

Also ever since I pulled up the ASUS EPU Engine to turbo mode for more power the cpu is always at its highest clocks .. u see the multiplier in the pic ..
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earlier it used to be at 11 or 12 at no load an go up to 25 at full load ... now it remains constantly at 24.. 25 range even at no load ... U can see in the pic ...
may be this is causing the temps to go up ????
Please comment ...
S_V
S_V #27
Nov 30, 2011 at 11:47 AM
@Vizkid2005

First of all, CM Hyper 212+ is just an Average CPU cooler and second of all STOP using ASUS EPU Engine. IF you know the BIOS settings, go there and keep default settings first and Check your Temps...then try to Bump up volts or other CPU settings according to your needs.. These Asus Softwares use more volts and settings than necessary and keeps Temp's Higher than Normal settings..

Also 60c at Load is quite good for these Processors. If you are not satisified with temps , try to reseat your cooler or check if it is too Tight or too Loose becoz these are very important for Good Temps.
$$Lionking$$
Dec 7, 2011 at 1:53 AM
@Vizkid2005

First of all, CM Hyper 212+ is just an Average CPU cooler and second of all STOP using ASUS EPU Engine. IF you know the BIOS settings, go there and keep default settings first and Check your Temps...then try to Bump up volts or other CPU settings according to your needs.. These Asus Softwares use more volts and settings than necessary and keeps Temp's Higher than Normal settings..

Also 60c at Load is quite good for these Processors. If you are not satisified with temps , try to reseat your cooler or check if it is too Tight or too Loose becoz these are very important for Good Temps.

Hyper 212+ i just bad. Average is Hyper TX3/N520 etc...

Also 60C full load with 212+ - somethings VERY wrong there buddy!!
A
Jan 6, 2012 at 1:13 PM
Don't use Furmark too much. It kills your GPU.
CA50
CA50 #30
Jan 6, 2012 at 7:33 PM
^^ any explanation for that, in that case extreme use of prime95 or extreme gaming will kill my CPU and GPU as well
coderunknown
Jan 6, 2012 at 7:59 PM
@CA50, check BSODs and Driver Problems. prime95 is safe. it just constantly stretches processor to check for stability. no level of gaming can stretch a processor/GPU like a benchmark software does. most likely the FPS will drop too low & you'll be forced to lower graphics.