Hello,
I've installed a new Zalman CNPS7000C-AlCu on my cpu. I was wondering what the maximum temperature is that the processor is supposed to operate under.
I found this page. It lists 55° C - 72°C.
How should I read that? That is different per individual processor? Or is this a temperature range? And what if it runs at a higher temperature? Will the lifespan be reduced a lot?
In short: I'm not sure how to interprent this data. Could someone explain?
Thank You,
Pim
Jump to PostThe answers to the second set of questions actually answers the first. 44C is a reasonable idling temperature for a modern CPU and 66C is a reasonable temperature for a hard working CPU that is adequately ventilated.
Other threads in this forum will bear this out.
Another few questions. When the system is idle, the core temperatures are about 44°C, and when fully loaded, compressing a huge folder and running prime95 the temperature is about 66°C. Are these acceptable/normal values?
The answers to the second set of questions actually answers the first. 44C is a reasonable idling temperature for a modern CPU and 66C is a reasonable temperature for a hard working CPU that is adequately ventilated.
Other threads in this forum will bear this out.
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