quote:Originally posted by ShawnZ
40C is a good temperature for an idle CPU, 50-55 for a working one
That's what I have now. But after a while it goes up and it's too noisy. I have been meaning to get another fan or a new one (don't have a clue about these sort of things) one day. When I encode DVDs I can get around 60+. Which is VERY noisy.
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