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2 minutes ago, PCPat27 said:

Hey guys, so just built my first PC, and I was wondering what are some good/stable CPU temps for my rig.

I have an i3 6100 with sock Intel cooler.

 

During gaming, I get around 48-51°C and with like just chrome I get 33C

Are these good temps?

 

Thanks :)

Its perfectly fine temps 

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5 minutes ago, PCPat27 said:

Hey guys, so just built my first PC, and I was wondering what are some good/stable CPU temps for my rig.

I have an i3 6100 with sock Intel cooler.

 

During gaming, I get around 48-51°C and with like just chrome I get 33C

Are these good temps?

 

Thanks :)

Is it below 80? Then it's okay.

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Yep you're good to go. :)

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