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what is your average processor temp?
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According to a program I've been using called Temperature Monitor, I seem to be running somewhere between 59.8 and 60.2C.
However, I have installed a quieter fan, and did not check before the switch. If anyone else is monitoring their temp, lemme know what it is!
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It's the normal U3Heatsink temperature.
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God bless Motorola. No temp sensor's in the 7410 G4s.
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Originally posted by handras:
It's the normal U3Heatsink temperature.
wtf is that anyway
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12" Al Powerbook, 49-51 degrees C average. Rarely over, rarely under.
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41.3 degrees C.
Oooh my Power Mac is cooler than yours! Heh.
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wow - way cooler. Of course, I have two processors cooking - and lately they have been working on the protein folding and working full throttle 24/7....
Now my average is definitely over 60 - probably about 60.3 - but it gets up to 60.8 or so when it is warmer in the room...
I could probably cool it down about 1 degree C by replacing the old papst fan that was in there, but silence is golden.
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Dual 1.25 currently running at 55.2 degC after 20 hours uptime with no sleep.
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Dual 1.25 is currently running at 49�C after 12 hours. Have installed a slot fan - there's a slight increase in noise but about 4�C cooler than before the fan was installed
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Originally posted by NOT Misanthrope:
God bless Motorola. No temp sensor's in the 7410 G4s.
ditto and fsck it.
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No idea what the temp is in my DP800 quicksilver, thanks Moto. I did add a PCI slot fan to help cool the 5 drives I shoved in it.
My Yikes! PCI Single Proc. G4 is overclocked from 400 to 450Mhz, it runs at around 38-40C cool, and 44-46C under full load. Added a PCI slot fan in that one too to help it cool down..
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Al 15 PowerBook, uptime 2hrs, ran photoshop for an hr, currently max speed, max brightness
surfing the web, 46C
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12" PowerBook, rev b, MPC7447, 1GHz. Closed lid, hooked up to external 21" CRT, no APX, no BT.
It goes from about 45C (113F) in light use to a max of about 60C (140F) under heavy use.
The fan goes on at 48C (118F) but at first it's rather quiet. At full power it's well audible, but it's not loud in the sense of loud as my former MDD PowerMac.
Under normal everyday work it's around 49C (120F). Charging the battery heats up additionally.
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my Dual 1.8 G5 hovers around 19-20 degrees Celsius (unsure what the equivalent is in fahrenheit?) during basic tasks- but the temp ramps upto 39 degrees Celsius during heavy workloads.
so take the mid range, and my average processor temp is around 30 degrees Celsius.
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my dual 2ghz g5 tends to average 47degrees celcius on cpu0, 43 on cpu1. thats crunching seti on both. those temps are according to thermographX. not sure how accurate the software is though
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Big pimpin' at 128.1 degrees F.
Temperature Monitor, no idea which CPU it's monitoring.
My 15" Powerbook gets into the 140+ degrees F with ease.
Burn this motha' down!
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I have a mdd dual 867, added a pci slot fan (to cool the added-in radeon and help out the PSU) and replaced the aluminum heatsink with the copper one found in later models.
The machine's cpu temp rarely crawls over 115 degrees farenheit now, and the fans never step up to those scary levels like they used to (unless I am in OS 9).
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Originally posted by sodamnregistered2:
Big pimpin' at 128.1 degrees F.
Temperature Monitor, no idea which CPU it's monitoring.
My 15" Powerbook gets into the 140+ degrees F with ease.
Burn this motha' down!
ah, so my MDD dual 867 powermac is running the same temp as a powerbook - i don't feel so bad now. I do have a slot fan on the way, so we'll see what happens with that. I'll post some 'after' temps as soon as i get it installed. (currently it is averaging about 59.9 C)
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Around 30 degrees Celsius on a G4 450 Cube with base-fan. But then again, after waking up the system, I get a reading of 16 degrees - with a room temperature of 24 degrees, or at least that's what I thought!
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hmmm- I was expecting more from the slot fan. I'm down to 59.1 now, and have been running for about 45 minutes under heavy load (got the folding thing going on).
I put it right above the graphics card, can't imagine going higher would do any better, but I might try it later.
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yeah i'm running a 1ghz 1.256GB RAM 12" powerbook G4 at about 50-53 degrees average. i just took the whole thing apart to replace my optical drive, so i dont know if there is any difference between before replacement or after since i wasnt monitoring it before hand.
The temperature gauge i am using is the system nano widget from apples dashboard site. so i dont know how accurate it is
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I have an October '03 Dual G5. My average cpu temps are around 57 celsius.
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Tenacious Dyl, thats weird, my powerbook of the same specs will go anywhere between 118°f and 142°f. Little thing gets hot.
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2.5GHz 970FX G5s at 100% use 24/7 under RC5-72;
170 degrees F, average.
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Yep. 2.5 970 FX G5s at 100% 24/7 at Boinc/Seti/5.2a:
CPU A: 172.2 F
CPU B: 167.2 F
Memory Controller Heatsink: 183.0F (Max this week 195.6 F!)
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My dual 2.5Ghz, August 2004, runs at 60 degrees celsius, give or take
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In the 56-59 C range (dual 1.25) running F@H 24/7 and the 120mm fan replaced with a slow quite Nexus fan running at its max of 1500 rpm at all time.
Adding a harddisk cooling fan that will blow air into the CPU fins from the left will lower the CPU temperature by several degrees.
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CPU A = 141.0F (60.55C)
CPU B = 148.7F (64.8C)
Machine Name: Power Mac G5 (original)
Machine Model: PowerMac7,2
CPU Type: PowerPC 970 (2.2)
Number Of CPUs: 2
CPU Speed: 2 GHz
L2 Cache (per CPU): 512 KB
Memory: 4 GB
Bus Speed: 1 GHz
Boot ROM Version: 5.1.4f0
Been running 24/7 for as long as I can remember, even on my first mac, an iMac Summer 2000 DV SE, I've never turned off the computer, not even to sleep (though I will turn off the screen)
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Single 1.8 G5, currently running 121.1° F.
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I have a Quad with 4.5 GB of RAM.
It's been on for 4 hours (No heavy crunching, just FinalCut capture)
All processors are running at about 98 F.
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Quad with 2.5 GB of RAM, 97-98F...
Originally Posted by dlefebvre
I have a Quad with 4.5 GB of RAM.
It's been on for 4 hours (No heavy crunching, just FinalCut capture)
All processors are running at about 98 F.
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