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11 Jan 2013   #1

windows 7 home edition x64
 
 
How can I make sure that my core is not hot?

I just downloaded speedfan and I noticed that my CPU is really hot.

I don't know much about it, but is my pc in danger with this heat? my room is 21 C
and outside is -1 to -5 C





Is there anything I can do?? I am very inexperienced with this
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11 Jan 2013   #2

Win 7 Pro 64-bit
South Central Texas
 
 

Hello luxis and welcome to Seven Forums.

I'm guessing that these readings are for a desktop computer and not a laptop since speedfan is showing a reading for a GPU fan. That 81C reading for Temp3 is definitely on the high side, expecially if your computer isn't doing anything when the reading was taken.The two most likely reasons for heat build up are dust and insufficient space around the tower (walls, carpeting, etc blocking air flow.)

These articles outline some preventive measures and maintenance tips to improve cooling for desktop PCs.

Technology Guide: Basic PC Cooling

11 Ways to Keep Your PC Cool

If you have a laptop, dust and blocking the vents are the two most common reasons for overheating.

Guide to Cooling Down Your Notebook Computer
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