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| 13313 | 2001-05-28 09:33:00 | I've just put together a system comprising ASUS A7V M/B, Athlon 1GHz CPU, 256 Mhz RAM, GE Force 2MX graphics etc and it's a real gem! However it appears to be running a bit hot...ASUS PCProbe shows CPU 55 degC and M/B 25 degC. Have built according to AMD specs with all recommended fans and internal setup. Only thing not done was using paste between CPU and heatsink. Any comments out there as to whether it's running too hot or am I being too cautious? | Guest (0) | ||
| 13314 | 2001-05-28 11:48:00 | sounds sweet search through the old postings someone gave a good answer to this a while back. amd's run very hot @ peak temp of 90degC cpu temp. thermal paste is a must. a small tube goes a long way. please dont do what a cust did and use plumbing silcone;-) |
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| 13315 | 2001-05-30 04:10:00 | Hi Hothead Your system is running at about the maximum acceptable temp for an Athlon, you should have really used the paste, as AMD states the use of this is essential to good performance and proper operating temperature, however if your system is running OK and the temp is not exceeding 55degC you are problably better leaving it alone as the Athlon CPU's can be a bit sensitive(read fragile) to reinstallation procedures. Alan |
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