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Well guys my pc started to um speed up my nvidia fan and the cpu fan why?Also another thing my nividia is a t800 gtx with 256mb of memory and another question my gpu reaches 55 in normal start up is these normal?
now is these normal to start the fan without playing any games is these normal man any help?
now is these normal to start the fan without playing any games is these normal man any help?
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55*C is not normal for startup temps of the video card, so that's why it's speeding up. As long as you can play games without hitting 85-95*C you'll be fine. Spray the computer with compressed air to make sure that dust isn't accumulating in the fans of your processor and video card.
Normally, higher temps= auto increase in fan speed.
You could manually set the fan speed, that wouldn't be recommend it though.
Normally, higher temps= auto increase in fan speed.
You could manually set the fan speed, that wouldn't be recommend it though.
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ok another question I got a pentium d dual core 3.20 ghz what is the normal temperature of it?and thanks for the information man Also what is gpu,core,local?
Am using speed fan but I don't understand what it means man any help
Am using speed fan but I don't understand what it means man any help
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For a pentium d, 55*C to 60*C is the preferred load temperature. If you go higher (60*C-75*C) the fans will spin up to higher speeds. Anything above 70*-75*C is unsafe and may cause problems and shorten the life of your processor.
GPU= video card
core= processor core temps
local= case temps (i think)
GPU= video card
core= processor core temps
local= case temps (i think)
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ok last thing of help for me man OK these are my temperature right now
gpu-44c
-cpu-38c
local-39c
hdo-38c
core-44c what is these temperature in f
AmBIENT-0c
What are all these temperature in f?
could you find me that info my friend and thanks
gpu-44c
-cpu-38c
local-39c
hdo-38c
core-44c what is these temperature in f
AmBIENT-0c
What are all these temperature in f?
could you find me that info my friend and thanks
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http://www.wbuf.noaa.gov/tempfc.htm
But most programs have the option of displaying either Celsius or Fahrenheigt, might be worth looking for for this in the options; save u doing the calc. each time.
But most programs have the option of displaying either Celsius or Fahrenheigt, might be worth looking for for this in the options; save u doing the calc. each time.
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these is my gpu-111.2 in f is these bad
these is my cpu-100.4-I think these is bad
these is my local-102.2 is these bad
these is my hd-100.4 is these bad
these is my core-111.2 is these bad
Please help me out guys man
these is my cpu-100.4-I think these is bad
these is my local-102.2 is these bad
these is my hd-100.4 is these bad
these is my core-111.2 is these bad
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Originally Posted by flaco 
ok last thing of help for me man OK these are my temperature right now
gpu-44c
-cpu-38c
local-39c
hdo-38c
core-44c what is these temperature in f
AmBIENT-0c
What are all these temperature in f?
could you find me that info my friend and thanks
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Originally Posted by flaco
these is my gpu-111.2 in f is these bad
these is my cpu-100.4-I think these is bad
these is my local-102.2 is these bad
these is my hd-100.4 is these bad
these is my core-111.2 is these bad
Please help me out guys man
Anyway, these temperatures are fine.
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ok guys good news man I fix the problem it was the heat sink cream my friend and thanks for all your help rep for evryone guys thank you
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