yeah, the surrounding temperature.

well at least we know the software isnt buggy. however, id still be wary of this. have you touched the heatsink yet?

eh, no idea i think it was suppose to be like 10-15 C where i live today but.

How come he is posting when he ain't online?

And how come a CPU is sitting at the room temp?

yeah but is that inside your room. ambient temperature means the outside temperature, but its outside, as far as your system is concerned (ie. its surroundings)

appearing offline

i clean dust out of my computer often as well.

i should probably buy a new Graphic card the sensors on it have been dead for awhile i think so i can never tell the temps on it

GPU-Z cannot tell the temps?
Donload it off here.

yeah tried that a few times it tells me a temp but it's 429496724 C


Edit: off topic but meh

someone just reminded me I've been on Neoseeker for 3 years, yay i guess


This message was edited by advent kid on Jun 11 2009.

lol this thread itself is an off topic general discussion.

well i dot see you coming up with any better topics

does anyone here have any case mods of their own?

quote advent kid

yeah tried that a few times it tells me a temp but it's 429496724 C

If telling temps is important you can purchase a thermometer.

if your speeds and voltages are set to stock, and your innards are relatively clean, then theres no need to stress over temps.

ya groped the heatsink yet or not?

Yah also turn the fan to 70% that keeps most cards in the mid 40's to low 50's at idle.

yeah well i'm not really worried about the temp of it, it's been like that for 6 months or more.

but my video card is pretty old as well.

quote Player1

Yah also turn the fan to 70% that keeps most cards in the mid 40's to low 50's at idle.

How then will you explain the 67 degrees temp of my 8600gt at idle when the fan is set to 100%?

What's the real difference between a standard mobo and a server mobo, besides that server mobos support crappy RAM and are expensive?
I really enjoy the fact than it is possible to go dual quad-cores lol.
Or even quad quad-cores.


Also, the AM3 mobo I'm getting requires a BIOS update to fully support the AMD Phenom II 955 at it's rated speed, I know where to get the download, but how do I get to work? Floppy? CD? USB flash drive? And do I do it after I install the mobo driver?