M madmax670 Baseband Member Messages 47 Jan 2, 2008 #1 Hey guys, i have my q6600 overclocked a little, and when gaming for a while temps get up to about 58c max, is that dangerous?
Hey guys, i have my q6600 overclocked a little, and when gaming for a while temps get up to about 58c max, is that dangerous?
Poizen22 Camera junky Messages 6,283 Location ottawa ontario canada. Jan 2, 2008 #3 your good till up to 71c but i say 75 is the limit.
M masteroc In Runtime Messages 156 Jan 2, 2008 #4 which revision do you have? if you have a g0 then your good up to around 65C
gurusan Golden Master Messages 6,562 Location Portland, OR Jan 2, 2008 #5 These limits are actually the tcase limits, not the core limits..the cores themselves are good for quite a bit more. So 58c isn't anything to worry about
These limits are actually the tcase limits, not the core limits..the cores themselves are good for quite a bit more. So 58c isn't anything to worry about
Poizen22 Camera junky Messages 6,283 Location ottawa ontario canada. Jan 2, 2008 #6 i wont let my cores go anywhere above 75. im gonan be lapping this week end tho.
Ste Do not Stare at my Avatar Messages 9,578 Location Upon Gleaning Infinity Jan 2, 2008 #7 Intel suggests the max load temparture for G0 Quads to be 71C. I have hit 65C and NEVER had a problem....
Intel suggests the max load temparture for G0 Quads to be 71C. I have hit 65C and NEVER had a problem....
gurusan Golden Master Messages 6,562 Location Portland, OR Jan 2, 2008 #8 Ste said: Intel suggests the max load temparture for G0 Quads to be 71C. I have hit 65C and NEVER had a problem.... Click to expand... That's the max tcase temp though....the temp of the IHS really.
Ste said: Intel suggests the max load temparture for G0 Quads to be 71C. I have hit 65C and NEVER had a problem.... Click to expand... That's the max tcase temp though....the temp of the IHS really.
Ste Do not Stare at my Avatar Messages 9,578 Location Upon Gleaning Infinity Jan 2, 2008 #9 Yes and far as I know the IHS cools off slower than the cores do, there by I can assume the cores are slightly cooler than the IHS...
Yes and far as I know the IHS cools off slower than the cores do, there by I can assume the cores are slightly cooler than the IHS...
gurusan Golden Master Messages 6,562 Location Portland, OR Jan 3, 2008 #10 Ste said: Yes and far as I know the IHS cools off slower than the cores do, there by I can assume the cores are slightly cooler than the IHS... Click to expand... The IHS will always be cooler than the cores because it's farther away from the heat source and closer to the cooling system. Thats why if you look at your CPU temp and core temps the cpu temp is usually much cooler
Ste said: Yes and far as I know the IHS cools off slower than the cores do, there by I can assume the cores are slightly cooler than the IHS... Click to expand... The IHS will always be cooler than the cores because it's farther away from the heat source and closer to the cooling system. Thats why if you look at your CPU temp and core temps the cpu temp is usually much cooler