EPTCPU Temperature while streaming
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Nortac
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skyR
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CharlieBrownsc
Canada598 Posts
On June 22 2011 08:14 skyR wrote: Yes, 60C is fine. Unless you start approaching 80C, I wouldn't be worrying. Take this seriously I learned the hard way a couple years ago, CU nvidia GT9800 | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 23 2011 03:03 gdot5 wrote: Take this seriously I learned the hard way a couple years ago, CU nvidia GT9800 Uhm... did you read any of this thread, like the title? GT9800 isn't a CPU, and GPUs can generally take higher temps than CPU's. | ||
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CharlieBrownsc
Canada598 Posts
On June 23 2011 03:06 JingleHell wrote: Uhm... did you read any of this thread, like the title? GT9800 isn't a CPU, and GPUs can generally take higher temps than CPU's. It was more in reference of paying attention to heat warnings, not the specific value of 80 I'm very aware that the GT9800 is not a proccesor | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 23 2011 03:44 gdot5 wrote: It was more in reference of paying attention to heat warnings, not the specific value of 80 I'm very aware that the GT9800 is not a proccesor You'd be amazed how many people post something like that thinking they're discussing the specific issue at hand. Like I think it was yesterday, when someone brought up a CPU bottlenecked benchmark to demonstrate that better GPU's beyond a certain point don't help in SC2. Unfortunately, the thread was about CPU's, and they were responding to the benchmark I linked showing how much difference a CPU OC can and does make in SC2... | ||
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Jaso
United States2147 Posts
On June 23 2011 03:47 JingleHell wrote: You'd be amazed how many people post something like that thinking they're discussing the specific issue at hand. Like I think it was yesterday, when someone brought up a CPU bottlenecked benchmark to demonstrate that better GPU's beyond a certain point don't help in SC2. Unfortunately, the thread was about CPU's, and they were responding to the benchmark I linked showing how much difference a CPU OC can and does make in SC2... Lol, I remember that post.. | ||
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TadH
Canada1846 Posts
On June 23 2011 03:47 JingleHell wrote: You'd be amazed how many people post something like that thinking they're discussing the specific issue at hand. Like I think it was yesterday, when someone brought up a CPU bottlenecked benchmark to demonstrate that better GPU's beyond a certain point don't help in SC2. Unfortunately, the thread was about CPU's, and they were responding to the benchmark I linked showing how much difference a CPU OC can and does make in SC2... Didn't you get warned for "freaking out" hahaha | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
Not for that one. I got warned for saying something stupid was stupid in an overly colorful way. | ||
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Jaso
United States2147 Posts
 Anyways, off-topic but topic is resolved. meh. | ||
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CharlieBrownsc
Canada598 Posts
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fiskrens
Sweden196 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 23 2011 04:12 Jaso wrote: I got banned for 2 days for calling Jingle a troll about something for integrated stuff.. Or skyR. Anyways, off-topic but topic is resolved. meh. Pretty sure it wasn't me, my ego is out of control, so I usually check posts like that to see if they end up getting moderated later. My only real saving grace is that my accuracy is high enough to make up for my ego mostly. Oh wait, for saying trololol when someone said not to use integrated stuff and I said integrated LAN and Sound are usually perfectly fine for most people? That's a totally different reason, trololol is banworthy no matter what or who you say it to I think. | ||
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mav451
United States1596 Posts
On June 23 2011 09:31 fiskrens wrote: I wouldn't call it a good temperature for an i5 with no overclocking, but it's completely fine. 40-52 is more normal but you need to take airflow, cpu cooler, thermal paste, room temperature, fan speed and so on in consideration. 60C is on the higher side and is probably a result from poor airflow and/or bad cpu cooler(like intels stock cooler). 40Cs is not a realistic load temperature for streaming. Streaming SC2 will fully tax all 4 cores, so I would believe stock clocks would have an average in the low to mid 50's. While 60C is a touch higher than expected, it's fine. Even more so if his ambient is closer to 26-28C's, which is a realistic summer time ambient temp. Yup found the OP's post from another thread: + Show Spoiler + Given that he idles in the SC2 lobby at 37-40C's, 62 is just fine. | ||
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Bambipwnsu
Canada698 Posts
On June 23 2011 11:03 mav451 wrote: Even more so if his ambient is closer to 26-28C's, which is a realistic summer time ambient temp. Yikes! In that case I would sell my computer for AC hahahaha. OC that AC, add heatspreaders, add huge LED fans...plenty of fun to be had. | ||
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fiskrens
Sweden196 Posts
On June 23 2011 11:03 mav451 wrote: 40Cs is not a realistic load temperature for streaming. Streaming SC2 will fully tax all 4 cores, so I would believe stock clocks would have an average in the low to mid 50's. While 60C is a touch higher than expected, it's fine. Even more so if his ambient is closer to 26-28C's, which is a realistic summer time ambient temp. My i5 2500k(same cpu) stays around 40C when streaming sc2 with ultra settings in 720p. If I got 60C with no overclock I would be worried. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 24 2011 22:11 fiskrens wrote: My i5 2500k(same cpu) stays around 40C when streaming sc2 with ultra settings in 720p. If I got 60C with no overclock I would be worried. Well, if your temps started climbing significantly for no obvious reason, that would be cause for worry. However, if they're doing what they always do and the temps are that level, it isn't a reason to freak out. Conditions, circumstances, and individual chips matter quite a bit. | ||
Womwomwom
5930 Posts
On June 24 2011 22:11 fiskrens wrote: My i5 2500k(same cpu) stays around 40C when streaming sc2 with ultra settings in 720p. If I got 60C with no overclock I would be worried. You live in Sweden, chances are your ambient temperature is extremely low. On a stock cooler with a decent amount of load, you are probably looking at the 50s or low 60s anywhere where weather can get pretty hot. Hardware temperatures are close to useless without the given ambient temperature. | ||
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fiskrens
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