Temperature of Athlon 6000 + X2 processor

[Hakon]

hello,
I have an AMD Athlon 6000 + X2 with a default cooler. I spreed many serious games.my processor is around 53 degrees. I now know not only whether it is too hot or not. maybe you know that?

I would possibly have a new cooler prosessor . one that cools well but not too much money. do you have these suggestions?

with friendly greetings

[lorenz]

This is not a problem. The x2 can still 10-15 warmer for 24 / 7 use. As it indicates your processor is still not too hot, ~ 65 degrees, they certainly are.

[JAMES_911]

last had a PC at home from people who had a 6000 X2 and that was in the BIOS cold start already 60 degrees. The cold was really bad a large clot in the middle with the middle point and nothing along the edge of the cpu heatsink (IHS is not?) Saturday nothing. When I installed new cooling paste (Nexus TMP-1000) between the 6000 X2 . Now it is at cold start 34 degrees in the BIOS.

Taking this as an example: the hotter the cpu is idle / stressed does not matter. Is the cpu a shorter life! All components in your PC has a shortened life span if they are too hot.

I would take another thing, (maybe a Scythe samuray?) And cold paste re-application, that would be a lot of care

[Hockson]

On my older Sempron system I could adjust the voltage.
bit from this what it minimum required for stable operation.
This schedule something.

Anyway you can once the cooling paste replaced with the standard cooler.You can actually take a different cooler.But perhaps you can look at the cables in your system cabinet.

These bind together can create more open space. maybe you can then place a casefan so more cool air into your system to get cabinet.
There are very quiet models available.


Neither do you or not to tinker with your CPU cooler if it your first time or perhaps you're anxious for. Most computer cases have room for a casefan.