What temperature does your computer run at?

I downloaded a program called SpeedFan. it allows you to change your computer fan speed and it tells you the temperature your computers hard drive and much more. According to the program my computer runs at 32 degrees Celsius which is about 90 degrees Fahrenheit with Fan 1 at 2411 rpm and fan 2 at 1125 rpm. so what temperature does your computer run at?

 

offa freewarefiles? lol i m just bout to down it to

btw question, wouldnt it kill your battery if your fan was working above its minimum requirements ?

What model is your computer, the newer models have an internal thermometer, which senses when to shut ur comp off for u

 

Idle Temps:

CPU:45C
GPU:60C
MB: 45C

After Left 4 Dead 2 & Other Games:

CPU:50C
GPU:70C
MB: 51C

thats actually not hot lol, good temps, all fans and heatsinks are brand new, its a new build , and ive added better ventillation on this build



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depends on the components ur runnning rly, some run normally hotter than others, is cost me abt $1,400 to do my original first build, but to upgrade to what i have now, cost about $500

u need a motherboard, cpu, power supply and ram to run a functional computer.

average motherboards are in atx form, you can find casses that are mid tower atx and full tower atx, etc. the bigger the case, the more space inside obviously.

check out newegg.com for all your parts, thats where i buy all mine.

you would but thats optional, up to you because some motherboards have built in video cards(integrated)

 

@Mix Man Ardent- I'm talking about a desktop not a laptop. you could get the program from cnet. my computer is a hp from 2007 and it had the internal thermometer so i think yours should have it


@DJ Sheriff Damm your computer gets hot. your computer hits above 113 Fahrenheit. whem last you cleaned the fans and heatsink?

hmmm i wonder why my computer runs at around 30-35 Celsius according to speedfan. around how much is it to build a computer?

Hey bro, im new to all this building a computer crap. what is needed to build a computer? how do you know which motherboard will fit in the computer cases?

Would i need a video card too?

 

25c-35c installed 6 fans power supply 650watss graphic card drives heat
btw Room is AC so it runs like a server

 

they do, but they're almost always 100% pieces of crap.

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my pc is in the basement so it almost always runs very cool.

i have one massive fan for the CPU, and it has its own controller, I never have to even touch it. I keep it low to minimize the noise.

all i know is that my gpu runs at about 34 idle.

under a really heavy load, i've maxed it at around 53.

both of those measurements are in degrees celcius

 

Ahhh I feel kinda sad posting my temps lol </3

These are the temps on my custom build.

Idle:

CPU: 40 C
GFX Card: 45 C

When I'm gaming, my cpu temps don't move much. Since I have a quad core, two cores stay at about 40 to 41 c and the other two cores... one is 31 and the other is 36. I use EVGA Precision/Rivatuner to tune my gfx card. If I'm gaming it's about 50c. These all are my temps without my 15% dummy o.c on.

 

I use Speccy. It tells you cpu, motherboard and harddrive temp too plus other info about your computer and it free from filehoppo. CPU-Z - CPUID tells you good info too.

 

video card is only necessary for programs that require a powerful gpu or games

 

40'c normal... but gets extra hot but my ac is near my computer so when i overclock my pc get cold air so it balances out

 

GFX fan been running hot hot lately...laptop is getting old or just dusty

 

my cpu runs hot @ 200-210 F - but its in a crammed space, so I don't expect it to be extra cold .

I find that if you open it up and take a air can to it, you usually can shave off about 5-10 degrees.

 

69 c
2744rpm

 

rocking a full custom water loop on 2700k @ 5ghz. idle I'm sitting at 37-41c and load at 55-65c My GPU sits at about the same.

phone pic

 

nice build man, i want to go with water cooling next too, is the water pump and fan noisy at all, how are you liking it?

 

water cooling just doesnt make me feel my mb or cpu is safe
Noctua has never let me down

 

Pump is not noisy at all, I'm using a fan controller so don't really hear the fans

 

alright thanks for the feedback lol

 

I do recommend getting some low RPM fans tho...

 

nice clean layout there Sudo (linux user i assume?)