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Temps from SpeedFan software
Inspiron 530, Q8200. SpeedFan shows CORE0-CORE3 temps as sensible - 36C to 44C, maybe as high as 53C if I run stress test PRIME95 with four tasks.
However, SpeedFan shows TEMP1=85C (with a little graphic of a flame). What does SpeedFan measure for TEMP1? Is something going to catch fire?
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db2ericp
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April 20th, 2009 07:00
My graphics card has a fan and a monitor program. It shows card temp about 40C most of time. Web search has inconclusive answers for 530 + Speedfan + Temp1.
So I am still not sure what Temp1 is, but 85C sounds pretty high for anything in the case.
fireberd
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April 20th, 2009 07:00
The flame icon on my Speedfan is for the GPU (Graphics) and it shows 54C. My Q6600 temps are all around 40C
DELL-Chris M
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April 20th, 2009 08:00
db2ericp,
As with any 3rd party Hardware Monitoring software on Dell OEM (original equipment manufacturer) hardware, results are unpredictable.
hbk123
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April 20th, 2009 11:00
Why??
hbk123
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April 20th, 2009 11:00
Ok, thanks and yeah hoepfully the new system will be great!
& RS is a great place
Darrell WV
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April 20th, 2009 11:00
Hey hbk123,
What I remember from previous posts here and elswhere (Rampant Speculation) is that some of the hardware monitoring software used to not be compliant with 64 bit OS and I think I remember that SpeedFan (some versions) were not able to deal with Intel Quad core PSU. The XPS 730's have ESA compliant systems where none of the X58 MOBO (ie: XPS 730X) have ESA ability.
So on my XPS 730 H2C and 630i I am running PCWizard 2008 which is able to read Intel Quad Core and is ESA compliant.
I read where you are getting a replacement system, hope it goes well.
Best,
Darrell WV
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April 20th, 2009 13:00
You could send Alfredo Comparetti an email. He's always been pretty good about answering questions and explaining SpeedFan.
Ron