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Old 20th January 2010, 7:43 PM   #1
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Default Normal/Safe Northbridge Operating Temperature?

hey guys,

Just wondering if there is a ball park figure for safe NB temps,

At the moment running 2121FSB (530x9.5), I'm getting ~90C on my NB after 15 minutes Prime / OCCT etc but it stays there for 15hours+ and wont climb any higher, so i'm wondering what they are designed to take....

At stock voltages and 1600FSB it sits on ~80C-85C on full load so i'm thinking im safe but thought i'd make sure, however there is little no info on the net about safe NB temps. I have seen people say dont let it go over 65C...

EDIT: I was confused due to HW Monitor displaying a bogus TMPIN0 temp. I check everest and my MB temp is 57C load. and then AUX (same as TMPIN0) reads 90C odd. I checked Everest to see what Aux was measuring and it says it can often be a buggy temp reading or a pin reading wither CPU or MB temps ar different places as there is no universal place for the pin to measure temps.

So after a bit of reading and confusion, It sems its a reading of something else.... but I have no idea what....

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