What is your idle CPU temp?

intel pentium dual core t2060 10-35 degrees

 

I have an T2050 1.6 and my temp is 55-65C, how can yours be so low!!!!!

regards.

John.

 

Uhh, you're most definitely not getting the right temps. Unless you live in an freezer, I doubt you can get your cpu to 10*.

 

My range is between 51-55. I guess it also depends on where the laptop is sitting (ie. on my lap or on the desk). Usually it's on my lap so that's why the higher temps.

Any reason why the memory (almost in the middle of the bottom) gets soo hot? I mean it sits on my lap and I try to let the vents have some breathing room, but still it gets pretty hot.

I use I8kfan util sometimes to force the fans into highspeed since Dell's bios keeps the fans running slow most of the time. Sometimes temps reach high 50's low 60's.. is that normal?

Specs below.

 

46C on my hp (in sig) without overclocking or undervolting what so ever when in idle mode an plugged in

 

mine is reading 22C right now, its a T7200 2ghz undervolted to .950V when running at 1ghz. mind you even when it wasnt undervolted it reported that temp. on my lap it will usually go up to 28-36C and this is reading from speedfan, rmclock reports an even lower temp which is very weird!

[EDIT]: heh just re-read this and realised one thing......the T7200's lowest voltage IS .950V so at 1ghz that voltage is normal! anyways i've undervolted the CPU to 1.025V @ 2ghz so will post temp with full load later on

 

35 to 40 without undervolting, running on nhc max performance setting.

 

idle 52-53
but its hot in the room.
If I give the cpu some work, it will pass 65...lol

 

See my sig for my laptop's specs.

55-60 C if the Geforce Go 6600 is on. Peaks at around 65 C when under heavy load. (i.e. playing CnC3)

Around 50-55 C if the Intel GMA900 is on. Whether idle or not.

 

Edit. Nvm.

What is a normal temperature reading for a Sony Vaio Fe series?

 

51-57C on my Sempron 3300+. Have seen it hit 65C under heavy load.

 

mine too. idle temp at 51-56. under heavy load around 68-73.
73 is the hottests ive senn on mine.

btw, is 70+ too hot?

 

No, there are some Core Duo machines that hit 80+ temps.In the specification, the limit is 100*C.

 

amd turion64 ml-32
no overclocking or undervolting,
idle: 42~46C
load: 47~60C
wondered y never reach 61C...

 

ok. tnx for the reply

 

t5200 undervolted from 1.175 to 0.950
idle (fan turns on at 50 cools to 37) 37-50
full load 55

w/o undervolting
idle(fan always on) 40-50
full load 75

 

Intel core duo 2.0GHZ
46-50C
No overclock

 

i underclock it a bit
get from 40-50

 

allan, on your t5200, whats the default multiplier when your cpu is at 1.175v?

 

2.26ghz centrino (core solo) idles around 36-40 C.
no over or underclocking

 

Max temp is 59 degs, full voltage 1.100 rng @ 1.6ghz
Undervolt temp is 37 degs, low voltage 0.950 rng @ .80ghz

 

34ish usually but depends on the ambient temps alot.

 

Between 51C/124F 55C/131F for my AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core TL-56
So I fall in the normal catagory.

BTW, is this forum mostly folks across the big pond? I notice that celsius is mostly used... I use Fahrenheit.

 

p-m 1.86 35C on my perforated table

Guess we should be giving more info (ie ambient temp, size of notebook; even hard drive speed and graphics probably all have some degree of a synergistic heating effect).

I am sad to hear some of the c2d's are so much hotter. Hoping my incoming t7100 isn't too much hotter than current. I fear my "lap"topping days will be over.

 

12x on 1.175
12x on 0.950 too

 

Turion X2 Tl-50 Idle around 38-39C at max 60C. I use RMClock to undervolt all the multipliers

The reason why Celcius is always used is because most software that detects cpu temperatures will always list the temps in degrees centigrade (some may then list on the side the temps in Fahrenheit) but why this is done I don't know. Fahrenheit is only used in the U.S the rest of the world uses Celcius. Celcius is used in scientific context which computers fall under, and for this reason in the BIOS the shutdown temperatures and other throttle temperatures are coded in degrees Celcius.

 

Thanks for the detailed explaination! I wonder why USA has to be so different from everyone else? We're a country made up of immigrants from all over the world too. I guess this is one of the reasons so many other countries hate us.

 

I suspect Fahrenheit (as well as the other non-SI units) in US can be traced to the UK origins.

It's "Celsius" btw w/ two "s".

 

oops you are right on that one "celsius" is the correct spelling. I should have known better than that! I use this everyday...

And you were correct Fahrenheit does have European origins, it is named after the German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit who came up with the Fahrenheit scale way back in 1724 (took 2 meteorology courses while I was at university and they really taught me a thing or 2 ).

 

OMG what a beautiful curve! Just the slightest skew.

 

48-68 C

Pavilion dv8324
DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo T7200
2GB 533Mhz DDR Memory
120GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive
80GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive
HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4084N ATA Device 8X DVD+/-RW w/Double Layer/LightScribe
17" WXGA+ High Definition BrightView bredskærm
NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 (256MB)

 

38 C Turion TL-52. Idles at half speed (800 MHz), no undervolting (0.8 V)

 

Wow, your X2 runs very cool. Mine idles around 51C at the same throttle speed.

 

I am not sure how accurate Mobmeter Mate is. It claims my hard drive is 0 degrees. I highly doubt it is 0 degrees.

 

Yea, I think I just got a really good processor. I got it to undervolt at 0.750 V and ran Prime 95 or 7 hours, but because of the FID/VID change problem with AMD processors, it wasn't stable when I wanted to use any other speed. (And occasionally, the CPU would jump back to core 0.8 V, and then when RMClock kicks in again, the system would hang). I did get my highest speed to undervolt to 0.925 V, and the full load temperature peaks at 62 C (down significantly from the 78 that it was before I undervolted from 1.075 V).

By the way, I saw that you had a 65 nm. (Mine is a 90 nm) I thought the 65 nm's were supposed to run with even less heat.

 

I'm about to crap myself upon seeing this...


Dell D531 TL-60, fan permanently set to low (2000 rpm or so)...and ~16 degrees celcius. It doesn't hurt that I'm taking this with the window open at 55 degrees fereinheit, and its undervolted to .75v @800mhz. I'm gonna try for lower =]

 

That is what I had assumed as well, as it ran pretty comparable heatwise to my Albany core Sempron (90nm). Both cpus now look like toaster ovens compared to yours......

 

The differing temperatures are more likely related to the different fan settings, heat vent design and heatsinks between the models. The 65nm's should produce the same amount of heat as the 90nm's considering the TDP's havent changed much. If any difference would only be noticable with the TL-60 since the TDP's decreased for that model.

If its not too much to ask, what voltages are the 65nm's running at? The 90nm's typically are ~1.075-1.1V at max multi while they run at 0.8V at 4x.

 

Does this cpu-z screenshot help? If you need to me to run something else, let me me know and I will do it in the morning (gotta go to work now).

 

My asus g1s has a c2d t7500 and it idles at 43c in a 73f room. By the way, I feel someone should also make a thread about idle and peak gpu temps.

 

Intel T7300

 

my tl60 turion levels off at around 65-72c
and at half speed in power management it goes down to 50c ish.

and thats using a akasa 17" cooler

also using artic silver 5 and its all copper heatsink pipes inside.

 

I assume your TL-60 is 90nm?

 

yes m8 tho i noticed you had the new smaller dye one as i didnt know they made a tl58 untill i went onto xbitlabs and sen the new turions..i see they are bringing out a tl62 and tl64 tho when i have no idea and if they would work with my system i have no idea

might kill my system

 

It should be fine, as they run with the same voltage characteristics. I was just wondering if a 65nm TL-60 might be a tad cooler (or not).

 

weird that i got my temp from everest ultimate at themin says 68c normal load and i just installed the util that was up near the middle of this page right mark cpu clock util and the temps are lower

 

I notice the temps on these X2s can scale back rather rapidly when the fan kicks up. Mine can drop almost 10C in under 3 seconds.