I put in a new T7500 CPU the idle temp runs between 37C and 41C when I run 3D Mark 6 it jumps up to 80C to 84C I would like to know what is a safe temp for it to run at. It says on intels page it is rated at 100C but that sounds high to me?
I would also like to know about laping the CPU to make it run cooler, I know people are doing it on there Desktop CPU's and I see a Coating of something on the top of the new CPU and on the old one. What is this?
Next I have the SetFSB program and the SetFSB Auto Tool for my CPU yet it does not change the clock speed. is this a bios issue or what?
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This is my setup:
P-6831FX Specifications:
Genuine Windows Vista® Ultimate (64-bit)
Intel® Core 2 Duo Processor T7500 (2.2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 4MB L2 Cache)1
3072MB 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM (1-1024MB & 1-2048 MB module)
250GB 5400rpm Serial ATA hard drive w/ 8MB cache2
17.0" WXGA+ Ultrabright TFT Active Matrix (1440 x 900 max. resolution)
FX Design with Copper Core Accent
Intel® PM965 Chipset and NVIDIA® GeForce® Go
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That stuff on top of the cpu is thermal compound, which is required for proper cpu function. You say your new cpu already had a layer of this stuff on it? Did you buy it new? CPUs don't have any applied out-of-the-box, so you're supposed to apply a layer yourself when you install it. Look up Arctic Silver 5.
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Temps over 80 degrees C are definitely not normal. Weird that your idle temps seem to be in check. I don't have much experience with cpu's so I don't have much more knowledge on the subject. I myself switched the T5550 to a T9300, and my idle temps are like yours, but when gaming only jump to the 50's C.
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T7500 CPU Temps what should they be?
Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by leroytwohawks, Dec 18, 2008.