Temps looking ok??
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ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
Well the fan sensors are wrong (or HWMonitor is calculating them wrong) because not only is 65535rpm impossible for the fans it's also 0xFFFF and clearly nonsense. I suspect those high temps are equal nonsense, stuff would be melting if there was anything there at 160 deg C......
Garbage in, garbage out as they say.
Garbage in, garbage out as they say.
Keedar
Expert
Do what you want
but if you said about hour of playing than do the same with real temp.With RT will see what was on max an min after playing
OneZeoN
Enthusiast
Do what you want
Ok will do.
Can't get on for a few hours though as missus and kids will moan!
OneZeoN
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tom_gr7
Life Serving
ok played a bit of bf3 for an hour and these are some results
looking ok or worrying?
The maximum temps are a bit high i think. Looks over 70c maximum on each of the four cores. Whilst may have only been for a few seconds or a spike, i dont think it should go that high.
is your CPU overclocked? it may be the thermal paste, - what did you use? it may be just a tad too much paste i had this problem with my optimus. Too much paste actually increases the temps.
OneZeoN
Enthusiast
The only thing I did was click "fast" under this built in thing
And when I did the paster I only did a small pea size dot so cant be that...hopefully
That's an overclocking utility mate (hence 'automate overclocking'), if you turn that back down the temperatures will drop. They are not the best things for overclocking really, best to do it yourself through the bios and just take your time. You'd get a more stable, more efficient (cooler) overclock
OneZeoN
Enthusiast
Blackdog
Bright Spark
A lot of forums say that this is probably a malfunctioning sensore and to ignore it. BF3 discussion below
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/forum/threadview/2832654625540894824/
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/forum/threadview/2832654625540894824/
tom_gr7
Life Serving
yeah those temps look alot better mate
always worth checking even if its a slight concern.
when you get the H80I you could probably get a good overclock on the system. if you do it manually through the bios.
But if the system is just for gaming a high overclock isn't going to massively increase the quality of you games, only a few extra frames dependent on the game.
always worth checking even if its a slight concern.
when you get the H80I you could probably get a good overclock on the system. if you do it manually through the bios.
But if the system is just for gaming a high overclock isn't going to massively increase the quality of you games, only a few extra frames dependent on the game.