cooling 2500 xp

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Hi, my mail isn't about overclocking, but only cooling standard CPU.
I've amd athlon 2500 xp and CPU temp. is about 55-59*C. The chipset temp. -
ca. 45*C. On the CPU is installed fan coolmaster and it works @ ca. 2400
rpm. Is it normal? I've read that CPU's temp. shouldn't be higher then 47*C.
Have I reasons to worry???
 
Pawe³ P. said:
Hi, my mail isn't about overclocking, but only cooling standard CPU.
I've amd athlon 2500 xp and CPU temp. is about 55-59*C. The chipset temp. -
ca. 45*C. On the CPU is installed fan coolmaster and it works @ ca. 2400
rpm. Is it normal? I've read that CPU's temp. shouldn't be higher then 47*C.
Have I reasons to worry???
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Hi, This is the x86-64 group (for amd 64+/Opteron or maybee even the new
intel x86-64 chips)
You will be better off in the future looking through some of the other
groups like alt.comp.hardware.overclocking.amd

But looking at what you have asked ;)..
Can you say where your getting that 55-59c from?.. (Just wondering if thats
the die temp)
And you said "Chipset" temp.. Is that "Motherboard/Case" temp "or Socket
Temp"..

If the 59c is Die temp then I would say it's okay, but not great. a 4c
shift from idle to load is not a bad thing (if it is in deed the die temp)
 
Do you have a rear case fan? If not, it would be good to get one, blowing
out. AMD specifies this.

60c is the limit beyond which unstabilities may manifest themselves. Or not.


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