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Processor/CPU - Celeron D temps posted in the Hardware forums; Bios might just be overacting as some do. Or speed fan is wrong. Anyhow do all core duo run less hot or or just core2dou? ivnj...

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Bios might just be overacting as some do. Or speed fan is wrong.

Anyhow do all core duo run less hot or or just core2dou?

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The Core2Duos and later all run cooler and much faster
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I diod even better. I realized the cooler was backwards. So I switched it around. Now the bios says 45s. And speedfan says 38c. I even got a quick 36c for 2 seconds.

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When your processor is at around 40C in Windows is the fan spinning fast?Does it stop spinning after any temperature lower than that?
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No thermaltake v1 has the 3pin so mb doesn't control it. It stays high all the time. But at least I'm not overheating now.

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BTW, does anybody know how many watts celeron d 346 uses?

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75W to 90W is what I've been finding, I'd say it's safe to assume around 80W on full load.

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