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DisarmTheGlue
 Post subject: Okay CPU Temps?
PostPosted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 1:32 pm 
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I just finished my first build, went into the bios, and noticed my CPU is running at 39-40c. My CPU is a AMD Phenom II x4 945 95w, and I am curious if this is okay?

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Also, how/where do I go to fill out my newegg rebates?
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EchoFive
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Your temps are normal.

You should have printed the rebate forms when you purchased the products.
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hackman2007
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You might be able to find the rebate forms Here. No guarantees, but it still might be listed.

Otherwise, try contacting Newegg through e-mail, phone or live chat and see if they can get the forms for you.
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teh 1337 haxxor
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Those are good temps. What you really care about are temps under full load. Boot into windows, Run Prime95 or your favorite CPU stress test for a few hours and watch your temps using Realtemp, speedfan etc. If they stay under 50C then that's excellent. Under 60C is great. Under 70C is still not bad. Above 80C is not good.
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Danthrax66
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What heatsink are you using?
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