[zonemen]

What is the Highest Temperature your CPU has been?

Mine is 67 degrees. What's yours?

[ThA_FiLeR]

60C was my highest when oc'd it happens not allot, its mostly coz we too poor to have A/C on allot.. so allot of the time its 30C in the house

[gamehead200]

Dunno how to check...

[Doggie]

40c is the hottest i got

[Crispy]

I think mine was 64C ... With the Intel box cooler! ... A bit risky cause my P4 2.4B is rated to run at max 68C!

[XPerties]

Never gone over 40c

[jayroller]

over 72° (cpucool gave up and would go no higher ) with an undercooled, overclocked Athlon T/Bird (which happily lived to tell the tale, with no lasting effects )

[prathapml]

My AMD AthlonXP 2400+ (T-Bred core) would go all the way up to 68°C.
At normal load, its at 56°C - which still is too high.

[Lunar Leaper]

prathapml, on Aug 12 2004, 03:35 PM, said:

My AMD AthlonXP 2400+ (T-Bred core) would go all the way up to 68°C.
At normal load, its at 56°C - which still is too high.

how can you check out this anyway?

[SiMoNsAyS]

Lunar Leaper, on Aug 17 2004, 08:30 AM, said:

prathapml, on Aug 12 2004, 03:35 PM, said:

My AMD AthlonXP 2400+ (T-Bred core) would go all the way up to 68°C.
At normal load, its at 56°C - which still is too high.

how can you check out this anyway?

mine, a few days ago, reached the 61º
it's normal because actually here in spain ambient temperature goes to 44º and the CPU it's clocked +200mhz

@for everyone that wants to check it's own temperature, i use Mother Board Monitor. i think it's the best program for this purposes but since a month or so it's not on development

[Aaron]

With summer around these months, the Northwood reaches about 56C on full load, and the Prescott reaches 67C on full load.

[Bâshrat the Sneaky]

My previous pc: 115° C (do I have the record??? )

Heatsink wasn't properly attached...

AMD 2500+ overclocked to 230*10 @ 1.89V

[prathapml]

I check out sys. temps. (and lots more) through a wonderful system diagnostic utility called everest here - home page.
Download it (freeware) and look up "Computer >> Sensors" for the info.

[SiMoNsAyS]

prathapml, on Aug 17 2004, 05:24 PM, said:

I check out sys. temps. (and lots more) through a wonderful system diagnostic utility called everest here - home page.
Download it (freeware) and look up "Computer >> Sensors" for the info.

now named everest, this program it's the old known aida32

[XtremeMaC]

true SiMoNsAyS, it also has lots of more features..

@XPerties if I had a water cooling like yours

my athlon xp went up to 65c, (with athlon's original fan, hopefully zalman came to help me )

[prathapml]

SiMoNsAyS, on Aug 18 2004, 04:56 AM, said:

now named everest, this program it's the old known aida32

Right!

And there's no one here who misses the old AIDA more than me....
They used to develop a 16-bit, DOS version as well - now its not anymore, since lavalys bought it out.

[XtremeMaC]

well u can still use it right
(i had it 3 days ago deleted after finding out about everest, but i'm sure its on the internet )

[prathapml]

There won't be development anymore, of the DOS version - so it will fall behind, in terms of hardware recognition and chipset compatibility.

The windows version is well, and good.

[sven]

im at 45 now, always stays around that

[mendipjohn]

Mine stays below 50oC with a quiet rear system fan and dual fan PSU assisting cooling. I use the Asus Probe to keep temperatures in check.
Normally 45oC idol, 49 - 50oC loaded.

When I had an Athon Thunderbird (800Mhz) it once got over 80oC when I forgot to remove the plastic backing from the heat sink grease pad
Once that was sorted, it was fine!