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Old 06-14-2003, 04:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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48C for 1700+ good?

I just bought an AMD XP 1700+ system from vicarious george and its been running wonderfully. My only question is: when I run ECC2 for any long amount of time, my temp is about 43C, solid. When I play a game along with ECC2, it goes up to about 47C, and doesn't come back to 43C. It has now increased to 48C with just ECC2 running. Should I be concerned? The computer has been on for just about 2.5days. Case temp currently is 34C, and it was at 32C before. Should I be thinking about some Artic Silver and a Tt cooler?

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You might be thinking of that. On my computer it does the same thing, when i run high cpu processes it gets to about 42-43C and stays there until i let it set to cool off, or raise fan speed for a while. But your cpu is pretty hot, are you overclocking it at all?
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Running a K7S5A, you shouldn't have to worry at all about overclocking (it's sort of a non-issue), so I would say that 48C is a fine temperature, well within the stability envelope. No need to waste money on an overclockers paste and heatsink when you can't overclock

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Old 06-14-2003, 05:09 PM   #4 (permalink)
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It's 48C not 48F samwichse
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ya you are fine at 48c at full load . thats not bad at all . you have no worries
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its hot though
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That's not hot <- the point of what I said.
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Old 06-14-2003, 07:38 PM   #8 (permalink)
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48c under full load is not a concern at all .with the stock hsf that is about normal if not a little low to be honost . rememeber amd cpus high operating temp is 70c so you are fine have no worries .

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its not a concern, but it is hot to the touch, if not, you cant feel hot stuff
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Old 06-14-2003, 07:47 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Uhh......Don't touch it. 48C is just fine.

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