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E5300 temperature question

idata
Employee
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Greetings,

i've got my brand new intel E5300 and i have a question. it's set to 2,6 Ghz and its temperature is 40 C normal and 60 C in stress. Is this ok with this type of processor or should i set lower multiplyer ? Thanks for any quick help

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idata
Employee
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Hello,

It is still operating within the threshold temperature range which 74.1C.

http://processorfinder.intel.com/List.aspx?ParentRadio=All&ProcFam=0&SearchKey=e5300

All the best,

Regards,

Aryan.

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idata
Employee
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Hello!

Is that normal that its temp. is sometimes over 90C is? And its changing very fast. It rises or drops in 5 secs about 10C.

Shall i get a new cooler, or can be that the sensors are dead?

Thanks: Oryk

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DSilv11
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ouch, at 90 you are likely into thermal throttling.

It is not likly to be the temp sensor, so I would take a close look at you heatsink solution, fans and air flow.

40 - 60 is great

60 to 75 is ~ OK

> 75 is really hotter than you want.

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idata
Employee
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I have fans 1 in front and 1 in front of the CPU. So i think it must be enough air flow.

There is a fan on the back aswell, maybe ill try to use that in spite of the middle one.

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idata
Employee
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Many thanks, i was looking for this thermal specification for hours your post was a great help

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