AMD 2100+ CPU Temp

What is an average temp for the AMD 2100+ idle and under load? At what temp will it cause meltdown?

 

it'll break at 85*C

 

Thanks.

 

Just upgraded to a 2500 Barton from one of those. I averaged 36 C idle and 42 C really pushing it. I have a Cooler Master Heat Pipe and a Asus A7N8X Deluxe.

 

With my fans turned to their lowest setting, ahhh the quiet, my temps are:

CPU:

idle 46C
load 51C

Case:

idle 31C
load 33C

How do these temps average? I am not using Artic Silver 3, I just have some thermal paste from radioshack. Would the Artic Silver reduce the cpu temps at all or is it a marketing tool?

 

I used that Radio Shack stuff at one point & yes the Artic Silver will reduce the temps. It did for me. I don't have actual numbers, but there was a definate difference.

 

AS3 reduced my temps with 6*C.

(from idling at 48*C to 42*C)

 

AS3 reduced my temps 10 degrees on my 1700.

 

I read a review of the different types of thermal paste and in the test there was no difference in any of the paste using the same heatsink and CPU. The author was very surprised that there was no difference as was I. Don't remember where I saw this though.

 

I have used AMD, Coolmaster premium ans AS3

AMD approx 55C
Coolmaster 55C
AS3 54C

So for £15 of paste investment I got 1C reduction

For £7 investment in 120mm fan I got 5C reduction

Opening the case for free gets me 5C reduction

Im begining to believe that the only way to go with these new processors is water cooling - thats next months bonus for me

 

I knew it

put in the 9800pro and the temps back up to 58C

Mind you whilst i have been fiddling and putting in new led fans it seems a shame to keep them hidden

WATCH THIS SPACE

 

My Athlon 2000+ idles at between 39 to 41 C.
I just have the heat sink (with patch, not paste) that came with the cpu.

 

XP 2400+ sitting idle at 38c right now. Since I redone the paste 2 days ago, I have not seen it above 44c ever. This is with the the tired ol' Gateway case all together.

 

My 2000+ runs at around 38-46 Deg Depending on the load its being put under
Its running at 2100+ but Anything under 55Deg should be ok for running its stable

If it is any higher then that get a descent heatsink that will do a good job

 

2000+ @ 1,8Ghz atm

running on a ThermalRight SLK900U hsf with 80mm Papst fan on it, 2 120mm case fans, idle temp = 32*C, full load = 35*C to 36*C.
case temps I've never seen go past 31*C.

 

Did i mention i live in a volcano?

well not really but that'd be er not cool
Im still using the standard heatsink that mine came with..
I had a volcano 7+ on there at one stage but decided it wasn't needed so i have put it on my duron

 

Vantec Aeroflow on a Palomino 1600+ @ 1.659GHz

Idling around 35C, peaking @ max 41C. Mobo temp from 19C to 21C - never over 21C.

 

Id like to have a machine that runs at -196 degrees
but I don't have enough money to pay for the liquid nitrogen

 

hot

I got a athlon 2400 and the thermal pad that came with the stock heatsink was removed and used as3. The temps at new were 47c and now down to 42c, read that the temps get better with time, and seem for me to be true. Got a 1800 athlon I built for my mother and it runs at 56c with thermal pad. Too high I think although I read it is in the "normal" operating temps. I think I well jerk the cpu and use as3........

 

stock heatsinks are crap, i hae one and im trying to get it the hell outta my computer (p.s. liquid nitrogen may be around -400C but its not humanly possibble to measure temperatures this low)

 

temperature of liq. N

http://www.temperatures.com/cryogenics.html
ok heres a link to a company that makes temp measuring devices....youll notice temp of liquid nitrogen is -196C...not 400...
and id say that anything that has been measured CAN be measured,...if not then how did they obtain a value..?..hehheh

 

hey I run an amd 2800+ Barton chip and it runs at the moment - 55 C I have an akasa cooler fan on and with a xaserIII case with 4 fans going it seems to be stable enough, I guess i could do with a better cpu fan but as I don't wanna overclock there really is little point, it sits idle at 50 C. Just so you know If this is a bag o shite then please let me know.

 

I have a XP2100. It has a
System Temp=34C
CPU Surf Temp=40
CPU Core Temp=49 increasing to 54C in 2 minutes of idle time when in CMOS monitoring.

Fan Speed on the HeatSink/CPU is 3970
Fan Speed on the open air system is 6000ish.


PROBLEM:
I can not get XP Home to start it keeps coming up with Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking.... Start WIndows Normally.

Either way I do it is will only get to the XP splash screen and reboot to the Mode screens.

I think that it may be overheating. WHat causes this... Overheating.

THen why is it starting to overheat now? Is the CPU fan running too slow? Is the CPU going bad? Did the sink paste melt out?

Thanks.
Jeff

 

I have a 2100+ Athlon Oced to 2200, w/ a TT Volcano 11 Hs/fan. Temps are stable at 43C on the CPU fan is at 3245RPM. The TT helped a lot. I think one day my goal is to get it up to say 2500, now all i need is liquid cooling.

 

on the issue of heat paste melting out....there should only be eniough to fill the micro voids of the surface....if theres too much you wont get good heat transfer....kinda like using straight antifreeze instead of a mix in your car....50/50 glycol/water has a lower temperature range...also unless youre in a really dirty environment just run with the side of the case off...i notice at least a 5-8 degF difference.....