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NusuniAdmin

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Nov 19, 2003
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Hi,
I have just now dled the folding@home s/w to run on my beige g3...but occording to "Temperature Monitor" it is now 44 degrees C, when it normaly runs below 36. Think I should be concerned?
 
NusuniAdmin said:
Hi,
I have just now dled the folding@home s/w to run on my beige g3...but occording to "Temperature Monitor" it is now 44 degrees C, when it normaly runs below 36. Think I should be concerned?
Not really. Most CPUs can handle temperatures above 60 degrees C.
 
gekko513 said:
Not really. Most CPUs can handle temperatures above 60 degrees C.

Ya i just changed it to faregnheit and right after bootup it said 100 degrees F....so ya.... Probly just a mixture of humidity and heat from outside and even the fact that my computer is not officialy supported for accurate readings.
 
If you're running f@h whenever the computer is idle, then you would see higher temperatures since the processor doesn't get to sit there. Doesn't sound excessive, though.
 
NusuniAdmin said:
Hi,
I have just now dled the folding@home s/w to run on my beige g3...but occording to "Temperature Monitor" it is now 44 degrees C, when it normaly runs below 36. Think I should be concerned?
haha yeah what i do is that when im not using it and im folding, i put it on the air conditioning vent... its even better than liquid cooling :D
 
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