27.8 C Temperature is it Normal?
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Its nice and chilly. Very good and normal for a system with outstanding cooling.
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This is a volunteer forum.. Probably don't want to over use the forum "Bump" to often..
My guess is your fans are full speed in front of the AC duct.
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Unplug the fan and run prime95 on it. See if you even need a fan! haha
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Hi Kejianshi
What kind of heat sink / cooling does it have?
-stock intel heat sinkThanks
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Must be cold in that room… Mine is actually near the AC and is about 24 or 25C. Huge heat sink. Anyway. Wont hurt anything.
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Do not "up" the topic.
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I'm not sure the concern. That's a very reasonable temperature for normal usage. The CPU isn't even warming up until 40C and I wouldn't even look at there being a problem until 50C. Electronics generate heat. I bet if you touch that heatsink it doesn't even feel warm. Is this an actual question or are you just bragging? Run it at 100% and see what you get for temps. On the APU2 units I've found that installing Squid and C-ICAP (but not enabling the transparent proxy) and running freshclam to update definitions will peg the CPU for a couple of minutes. Stay at the command line and run it a few times in a row and you can get a sense of how the temps will change. (Same thing with Snort/Suricata loading rules.) There's probably a better way but that's what I've done.
Also, why all the bumps? Did you think it was about to die on you at that temp?
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Intel CPU's don't start self-throttling until 100c and don't shutdown until 110c. I had a GPU that run at 105c-108c while gaming, I played about 6-12 hours of games per day, and I gave that card to my brother after using it for 6 years.
There are really only two things you want to keep cool in your computer. Your HDs and your memory. That being said, below 50c is pretty much safe for anything and above 70c typically means something is wrong with the cooling. If you can touch the component without burning yourself, it's fine.
