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Paul Stear, mused, then expounded: |
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> Thanks to all who replied, I guess that my temp is about right, it still seems |
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> strange that it doesn't reduce at idle. |
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It could be the motherboard sensors aren't working correctly or that the |
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wrong weighting is being used. And it could be the air flow in the case |
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is improper - perhaps a loop where it's taking in pre-heated exhaust air. |
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Or it could be a fan is reversed - pulling in air when it should be exhausting |
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air. |
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Or, it simply could be the location of the case. |
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> Perhaps I should turn the sensor off and then I won't notice it anymore!!!!! |
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It's more important to monitor fans than temps. A dead fan is more destructive |
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than running slightly high temps. |
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Bob |
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