HOt!HOT!HOT!

oldman_gamer · July 13th, 2008

While in game play,(STALKER) I have a fan speeding up about every 30 to 45 secs. My room temp is 77F with a cieling fan going.Is there a way I can speed up my case fans,both intake and exhaust?Do I have to replace the current thermal paste with the ICD7 at this time? I really don't want to get into that if I can help it at this time.

halutzparilla · July 13th, 2008

holy crap thats burning hot.... i think your right reseat the thermal paste and add some fan in your room

**stinger608** · July 13th, 2008

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Originally Posted by oldman_gamer

While in game play,(STALKER) I have a fan speeding up about every 30 to 45 secs. My room temp is 77F with a cieling fan going.Is there a way I can speed up my case fans,both intake and exhaust?Do I have to replace the current thermal paste with the ICD7 at this time? I really don't want to get into that if I can help it at this time.

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Originally Posted by halutzparilla

holy crap thats burning hot.... i think your right reseat the thermal paste and add some fan in your room

Hey Halutz!!!! Nice to see ya man

Anyhow, those temps are in Fahrenheit!!! That really isn't terrible hot temps

At least not for a full load in game.

oldman_gamer · July 13th, 2008

Is it possible to speed my fans up a tad?

halutzparilla · July 13th, 2008

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Originally Posted by stinger608

Hey Halutz!!!! Nice to see ya man

Anyhow, those temps are in Fahrenheit!!! That really isn't terrible hot temps

At least not for a full load in game.

thanks stinger, i'm just recuperating here with my wife in NY for 2 weeks and back to surgery in San Antonio TX for surgery and training, (eating the concrete sidewalk is not a good idea

it breaks my jaw and chipped almost all my teeth)...

btw even its in Fahrenheit, that is still to hot for CPU standards, speeding the fan up correct me if i'am wrong, but it will help very little because your case is tad small, replacing them with better ones is different scenario though... good luck with that...

**gvblake22** · July 13th, 2008

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Originally Posted by oldman_gamer

Is it possible to speed my fans up a tad?

Unless they are running below 12V, no.

As Stinger mentioned, those processor temps are really low actually (82F = 27.8C). You have no reason to be alarmed.

**Capper** · July 13th, 2008

yep, very good temperatures actually....I'd say anything below 130F is excellent as a matter of fact.

**Hitman** · July 13th, 2008

50 degrees Celsius = 122 degrees Fahrenheit

That's nothing to be alarmed about. I also wouldn't take speedfan for bible truth either. Check out RealTemp.

screwballl · July 13th, 2008

82.00 degF = 27.78 degC

I wish I could keep my CPU that low... mine usually hangs around 45ºC (113ºF).. and the temp rarely changes even with the OC to 3.0GHz

oldman_gamer · July 13th, 2008

Good and thanks all.

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Hitman Functional Alcoholic Join Date: May 2006 Location: 14S E:561116 N:3830189 Posts: 4,215 Blog Entries: 2	Re: HOt!HOT!HOT! 50 degrees Celsius = 122 degrees Fahrenheit That's nothing to be alarmed about. I also wouldn't take speedfan for bible truth either. Check out RealTemp. Last edited by Hitman; July 13th, 2008 at 08:30.

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screwballl Colonel Calamity Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sandy South Posts: 6,281 Blog Entries: 6	Re: HOt!HOT!HOT! 82.00 degF = 27.78 degC I wish I could keep my CPU that low... mine usually hangs around 45ºC (113ºF).. and the temp rarely changes even with the OC to 3.0GHz Thanks HL and Corsair! My opinions are my own and not representative of this site or its members.