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Power Mac 2.3 Temperature
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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CPU A Die Temperature 58.4℃
CPU B Die Temperature 55.5℃
Drive Bay 30.0℃
Main Logic Board Backside 24.8℃
Memory Controller Heatsink 71.4℃
Processor Card A Ambient 25.5℃
Processor Card B Ambient 25.0℃
SMART Disk WDC WD2500JD-41HBC0 (WD-WCAL75370679) 33.0℃
Are these temperatures ok?? Especially the Memory controleer Heatsink, it is at 71.4 C...that is kinda high...
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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If your temperatures get too high, the computer automatically shuts itself down. So don't worry about your temps.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Germany
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Hi!
For what it's worth, here are my results:
CPU A Die Temperature 68.2℃
CPU B Die Temperature 69.9℃
Drive Bay 28.0℃
Main Logic Board Backside 31.6℃
Memory Controller Heatsink 63.4℃
Processor Card A Ambient 31.2℃
Processor Card B Ambient 31.2℃
SMART Disk ST3300831AS (3NF03QAK) 41.0℃
SMART Disk ST3200822AS (3LJ1FEGZ) 45.0℃
SMART Disk ST3200822A (3LJ1NG2P) 34.0℃
This is on a Dual 1.8. The first two hard drives are S-ATA in the standard slots, the third one is an ATA cramped on top of the optical drive and hooked to the same controller (and spinned down at the moment). The machine is running 24/7 and sporting an overclocked Radeon 9600XT, but not under heavy load at the time of testing.
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Moderator  Join Date: Apr 2000
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I think you're fine. I agree that the memory controller heatsink is a bit high, but it's not danger high - IIRC, 85°C is the danger point. The others look very good - my HD in particular is much hotter than that. Of course, it's an iMac G5, so the cooling is somewhat more complicated.
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Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000
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I think you're fine. I agree that the memory controller heatsink is a bit high, but it's not danger high - IIRC, 85°C is the danger point. The others look very good - my HD in particular is much hotter than that. Of course, it's an iMac G5, so the cooling is somewhat more complicated.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: netherlands
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CPU A Die Temperature 57.4℃
CPU B Die Temperature 54.8℃
Drive Bay 26.5℃
Main Logic Board Backside 17.5℃
Memory Controller Heatsink 72.8℃
Processor Card A Ambient 19℃
Processor Card B Ambient 19℃
The MemControllerHeatsink is always this high, never below 72-73. The machine is dead quiet even with several apps open. Today the room is a little warmer because of the sun and I hear the fans whirring now more than the last 1,5 week...
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MacBook Pro 13"/2.66 (09/2010), Mac Mini c2d/1.83 (01/2008)
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Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Los Angeles
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"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground." TJ
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