CPU Too Hot?


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       #1

    CPU Too Hot?


    hello.

    im wondering if my CPU gets too hot when i put it under load. im using an acer aspire 7720 with an intel core 2 duo T5450 rated for 1.66GHz. when i open up a couple programs and put it under a fairly good loading, the CPU cores get up to around 57-60 celsius, and it orbits around 45-48 at idle. is this fairly high?
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  2. Posts : 8,870
    Windows 7 Ult, Windows 8.1 Pro,
       #2

    Although lower temps are better what your seeing is fairly typical for a laptop under load and at idle.
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    chev65 said:
    Although lower temps are better what your seeing is fairly typical for a laptop under load and at idle.
    thank you, thats all i needed to know :)
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    Dadinictus said:
    chev65 said:
    Although lower temps are better what your seeing is fairly typical for a laptop under load and at idle.
    thank you, thats all i needed to know :)
    Just be sure to use it on a hard surface and don't block the cooling vents... they overheat pretty quickly without the needed airflow.
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    W7 Ult. x64 | OS X
       #5

    You can also download a program that can manage the speeds of the fans.

    SpeedFan is a good one, it doesn't work with all computers, but works with quite a few.
    http://www.almico.com/speedfan440.exe

    There are other fan controllers on the market, you just have to research which ones will work on your computer.

    Personally, I have a Macbook Pro so I have to use a program called FanControl on the mac side to set a range. It's a bit more convenient than a a program that just sets a speed but it also doesn't allow me to specify specific speeds at specific times.
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    notsograymatter said:
    You can also download a program that can manage the speeds of the fans.

    SpeedFan is a good one, it doesn't work with all computers, but works with quite a few.
    http://www.almico.com/speedfan440.exe

    There are other fan controllers on the market, you just have to research which ones will work on your computer.

    Personally, I have a Macbook Pro so I have to use a program called FanControl on the mac side to set a range. It's a bit more convenient than a a program that just sets a speed but it also doesn't allow me to specify specific speeds at specific times.
    i do have speedfan, thats how i got my cpu temps, it is a great program
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