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E6700 stock cooler temps? -
06-10-2008, 18:17
| posts: 1,193 | Location: Sweden
Well my new rig is starting to become a computer.
I finally got the processor today, an C2D E6700. Now i just have the harddrive, OS and dedicated monitor left. What i would like to know is what is normal temps for an E6700 with a stock cooler? Because according to the monitor in the BIOS it leveled off at 41c. Is this normal for an idle or should it be lower?(once again stock cooler). |
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Master Guru
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06-11-2008, 05:49
| posts: 668 | Location: East Anglia
My E6550 never rises above 40, which is very good considering how warm the room in question is. I'm using stock cooler also.
I don't think you need to worry about 41. 
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Don Frazetta
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06-11-2008, 07:57
| posts: 6,346 | Location: Glass City
the bios is rarely accurate,dont trust it.its probably running cooler but youll have to check it with realtemp or core temp to see the correct reading.
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06-11-2008, 11:00
| posts: 5,828 | Location: Middlesbrough, England
The bios only monitors the sockets ambient temperature anyway, not the actual temp of the CPU. See what Realtemp says when you get the system up and running.
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