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    Dell vostro 1500 temps?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by sequence123, Aug 31, 2007.

  1. sequence123

    sequence123 Notebook Enthusiast

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    What sort of temperatures is everyone getting in their Dell vostros?

    I get the following...

    (Speedfan)
    Core 1 - 30Cish
    core 2 - 30Cish
    temp1 - anything from 50C to 62C

    pc wizard
    core1 - 50Cish
    Core2 - 50Cish

    Does anyone know what temp1 is (I think it's the motherboard)?

    Also, temp1 seems far too hot for me, I told the Dell rep that I think the motherboard was overheating and he says the motherboards don't overheat :confused:

    Thanks
     
    sequence123, Aug 31, 2007
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    sequence123 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Anyone? :S
     
    sequence123, Aug 31, 2007
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    virtuoso015 Notebook Guru

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    (Speedfan)
    Core 1 - 30C
    core 2 - 33C
    temp1 - 59C
    hdd- 39C
     
    virtuoso015, Aug 31, 2007
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    sequence123 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Ok thanks, it seems temp1 is meant to be hot, have you had any stability issues?
     
    sequence123, Aug 31, 2007
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    Triple_Dude Notebook Evangelist

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    Temp1 is the Junction temperature... It's the hottest, where the two cores meet (the "junction").

    59C is nothing for Junction. Max Junction temp should be 85C-100C, depending on the mobo and CPU.
     
    Triple_Dude, Aug 31, 2007
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