Are these good cpu temps?

[nikolaizombie1]

and also im in normal use (meaning browsing,watching youtube,etc)

and my ambient temps are 32 celcius

[Enderman]

97C is very hot...

You might want to buy some new thermal paste and remount the cooler, maybe buy a 212 evo.

[typographie]

97°C at max? Yikes. Even 64°C at [what basically amounts to] idle is pretty high.

 

What kind of case are you using, what CPU cooler, what's your ambient temperature, etc.?

[Superspeed07]

 

and also im in normal use (meaning browsing,watching youtube,etc)

and my ambient temps are 32 celcius

 

 

That is kinda high, have you cleaned your computer recently? what are you using for a cooler.

[nikolaizombie1]

im using a Corsair 330r

and as i said my ambient temps are 32 celcuils

[nikolaizombie1]

i got the stock cooler replaced recently (about 2 months ago)

and also im using 2 140mm rosewill fans and the stock rear fan

[loccilucas]

im using a Corsair 330r

and as i said my ambient temps are 32 celcuils

so they are idle temps? holy shit lol thats high. What cooler are you using?

[moonedunk]

Thats pretty high... You sure you have your cooler mounted right?

[Archangel1994]

You need to remount the cooler. 64C is so much too high for idle. Idle should be more around 35-40

[nikolaizombie1]

so they are idle temps? holy shit lol thats high. What cooler are you using?

 

Thats pretty high... You sure you have your cooler mounted right?

yes its worked for me in the past

[typographie]

im using a Corsair 330r

and as i said my ambient temps are 32 celcuils

 

Oh, sorry, missed that. 32°C must be a rather uncomfortable room. Lowering that (A/C?) might help some.

 

Additionally, as suggested above, check for dust but also take a hard look at your cable management. A lot of times, messes of cables obstructing airflow can make these problems much worse.

[nikolaizombie1]

Oh, sorry, missed that. 32°C must be a rather uncomfortable room. Lowering that (A/C?) might help some.

 

Additionally, as suggested above, check for dust but also take a hard look at your cable management. A lot of times, messes of cables obstructing airflow can make these problems much worse.

theres no dust in the case and all the cables are behing the main chanber

and also i dont have an A/C

[Superspeed07]

im using a Corsair 330r

and as i said my ambient temps are 32 celcuils

 

Not your case, the cooler that is on your cpu, I would make sure it is mounted correctly, make sure it is clean between the fins - you can use canned air or something similar. Make sure your thermal paste is ok as well, you only need a little bit ~ the size of a grain of rice.

[nikolaizombie1]

Not your case, the cooler that is on your cpu, I would make sure it is mounted correctly, make sure it is clean between the fins - you can use canned air or something similar. Make sure your thermal paste is ok as well, you only need a little bit ~ the size of a grain of rice.

ok so i need to buy thermal paste then?

[Superspeed07]

ok so i need to buy thermal paste then?

 

did none come on the heatsink you put on?

[nikolaizombie1]

i didnt install it, it was a computer repair shop because i didnt have tharmal paste on hand and also it was free so

[Superspeed07]

i didnt install it, it was a computer repair shop because i didnt have tharmal paste on hand and also it was free so

 

Sounds like you need to make sure they put thermal paste on, it isn't terribly expensive, you only need to put about a grain of rice sized "drop" of it in the middle of your cpu then put the heatsink back on, make sure it is tight to the cpu

[nikolaizombie1]

Sounds like you need to make sure they put thermal paste on, it isn't terribly expensive, you only need to put about a grain of rice sized "drop" of it in the middle of your cpu then put the heatsink back on, make sure it is tight to the cpu

ok thanks

[Hendrics]

So how did it work out?