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Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by daveleonard, Oct 11, 2016.

  1. daveleonard

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    I just have a general question. I downloaded the app CHF listed as good. I am sure it is good but I am not. I do not know what temp my system should be at. There is no information on the app giving me a range that my system should be in. Right now the temp is give or take 60C. So, what is the high temp I should look out for? Does the app warn me if temp go critical? Thanks and thanks for the free app.
     
  2. Bill

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    Dave, which program are you trying, by name? 60C is on the high side if you are talking about the cpu, Some graphic cards can run hotter.
     
  3. daveleonard

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    CPUID HWMonitor. I have attached the results but today the core temp is way down, like 26C, was 62C yesterday. I just need to know a range on the high side to watch out for: Like 80C, 90C, 100C, etc.
     

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  4. DSTM (Dougie)

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    Here is a good guide to CPU core temps.
    Mine all run cool, as I run CPU coolers.
    The cooler the better as your CPU will last longer.
    Mine run in the 20-30 range even under heavy load.

    core temps.png
     
  5. daveleonard

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    Thanks Dougie appreciate the list. I looked under CHF recommended software and did not see any CPU coolers listed. Can you recommend one? Or is it even software? Hardware? Ty.
     
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    Ok thanks Dougie, will check it out. take care.
     
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    In addition to Dougie's recommendation, which is a good one, I also like Noctura brand coolers. Specifically the NH D15S.
     

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