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    Processor Heat? [RESOLVED]

    I just built my computer with dual fans, and I'm afraid that it may be getting a little to hot in there, here are my tempatures (according to the BIOS):

    Processor: 46C/114F
    Zone1: 32C/87F
    Zone 2: 34C/93F

    My case also has an intenal tempature display on the front of the case that reads: 85.1F

    Is all of this to hot for my case? Should I buy another fan? Or is it all okay? What tempature range should a processor be running at?

    Thanks in advance
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    oh, and its a 3.0 GHz processor with 384 MB RAM (soon to be 1 GB when it comes in the mail) with a CD-RW and a DVD-ROM drive


    Thanks in advance

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    Sounds fine.

    My CPU(Athlon XP 1600+) is currently running at 45.5 C.

    Aslong as it doesn't go over 60 C(probable instability), much over 70 C and you're risking physical damage(system should shut itself down if this is reached, incase of something like the heatsink fan failing to work).

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    If it's a P4, it'll be stable right up to 80C or something. Also, although not 100% sure, apparently the P4 will automatically slow down if it reaches critical levels and speed up when it cools down.
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    Originally posted by Ideas Man
    If it's a P4, it'll be stable right up to 80C or something. Also, although not 100% sure, apparently the P4 will automatically slow down if it reaches critical levels and speed up when it cools down.
    That'd require a motherboard to adjust the speed, which isn't likely.

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