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BaldEagle
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      08-05-2003
I have a Duron 1.3 GHz which is doing all kinds of flakey things. I
checked the CPU Temp and the system is at 46 deg celcius and the cpu
is at 70.

How hot can they run before they start causing problems?

Thanks

Ken
 
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Ben
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      08-06-2003

"BaldEagle" <> wrote in message
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> I have a Duron 1.3 GHz which is doing all kinds of flakey things. I
> checked the CPU Temp and the system is at 46 deg celcius and the cpu
> is at 70.
>
> How hot can they run before they start causing problems?
>
> Thanks
>
> Ken


AMD state that the highest operating temerature (on die) is 90 C. However,
the cpu temp measurement you have recorded will be a bios reading? -up to
30C lower than on die readings. Your on die temp may therefore exceed 100C!
An average stable system seems to run the chip at around 40-50 deg C (bios
reading). Thus your system is running at least 20deg C above average. I
assume therefore that this is indeed the cause of sporadic problems. Better
case ventilation is the answer, tidy wires, install at least one internal
fan etc...

Hope this helps.




 
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