Temperature and Fan speed test - Late 2012 iMac

[newtumor]

A very short video testing the Temperature and Fan speed on my new iMac Late 2012

Playing World of Warcraft on Ultra Settings

You will have to pause the video when the settings come up as I was playing WOW and quick switched to see it before switching back.

http://youtu.be/JLSp3ePnb4o

27 inch iMac
Intel Quad Core i7 - 3.4 Ghz
1TB Fusion Drive
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2GB
8GB DDR3 Memory

These were the highest it got to in my run.

All the temperatures are in degrees Celsius
CPU - 79 degrees
GPU - 75 degrees
LCD - 33 degrees
MLB - 55 degrees
PCH - 57 degrees
HDD - 36 degrees
Fusion (SSD) - 46 degrees

Fan Speed - 2419 rpm

Room (ambient) temperature at the time of recording - 26 degrees

Cheers

 

[Fried Chicken]

Could you just post the results?

 

[newtumor]

Could you just post the results?

These were the highest it got to in my run.

All the temperatures are in degrees Celsius
CPU - 79 degrees
GPU - 75 degrees
LCD - 33 degrees
MLB - 55 degrees
PCH - 57 degrees
HDD - 36 degrees
Fusion (SSD) - 46 degrees

Fan Speed - 2419 rpm

Cheers

 

[Mac32]

Thanks!
It would be interesting to see a similar done with the i5 3.2ghz CPU, however the room temperature should also be reported, as it influence the internal temperatures of the iMac. The CPU temp is high, but the i7 is generally hotter because of hyperthreading. I wonder how much cooler the i5 3.2ghz CPU runs during gaming...

 

[newtumor]

Thanks!
It would be interesting to see tests done with the i5 3.2ghz CPU, however the room temperature should also be reported, as it obviously influence the internal temperatures of the iMac. The CPU temp is quite high, but the i7 is generally hotter because of the hyperthreading. I wonder how much cooler the i5 3.2ghz CPU runs during gaming...

Oops, forgot to mention that. I had written down the room temperature at the time of recording at 26 degrees and humidity was at 60%. (Just edited the post with this info)

Thanks