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Default What are normal idle temps for the e6700?

I've got core temps of 58 and 56 with CPUID hardwar mon. and both say 56 with speedfan.

The idle CPU temp is 55.

When I stress the cpu they go up to about 65-70.

Is this normal? What is the max/norm for core 2 duo temperatures?

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Default Re: What are normal idle temps for the e6700?

No, I just tried that software on my E6750, both cores are 30 - 35.

My PC has been on all day and Ive been playing Crysis too.

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Default Re: What are normal idle temps for the e6700?

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I've got core temps of 58 and 56 with CPUID hardwar mon. and both say 56 with speedfan.

The idle CPU temp is 55.

When I stress the cpu they go up to about 65-70.

Is this normal? What is the max/norm for core 2 duo temperatures?
Norm is about what you have-- max is 85C
All the hardware/OC sites say to use Core Temp--
Core Temp
sensors are not 100% accurate-- and neither is software.
It's a guide. Nothing to panic over.

You could consider adding a better CPU cooler-- and/or case fans-- to bring temps down.

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Default Re: What are normal idle temps for the e6700?

I am running stock heatsink, voltage upped to around 1.338 for stability:

3200 cpu (8x multiplier)
1600 qdr
800 ddr2

temps:
-idle 54(cputin), 58, 56
-load 66, 67, 66

I was afraid to overclock it any higher. Getting it stable at 3300 meant closer to 1.4v and I don't want to get a new heatsink to compensate for that voltage. I'm happy with a 20% OC for now , especially considering my ram is running at 1:1 ratio. Unfortunately I can't bring the ram to 1t from 2t without errors. Should I pump more voltage into it? It's corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C5DHX.

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Default Re: What are normal idle temps for the e6700?

You're going to blow your RAM to hell at this rate O.o.. a 1:1 ratio is extremely stressful on RAM, especially at a 20% overclock, you're lucky switching your RAM to 1T didn't fry it.

Your high temperatures are caused by the high voltage, I wouldn't let your CPU go past 70, as that's about as much as C2D can take

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