Well that's you... it depends on what's being used to cool the inside I suppose. My first core is at 58c and cool air is coming out of the back.Originally Posted by DaveTaylor
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Thread: Core temps a bit high?
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But you have a big arse HSF... Originally Posted by DaveTaylor
Never argue with an idiot, he'll drag you down to his level, and beat you with experience.
And 15 mins later... Originally Posted by Recursion
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Much better now with case, plus the HSF wasn't attached properly. Bloody push pins.Never argue with an idiot, he'll drag you down to his level, and beat you with experience.
And 15 mins later... Originally Posted by Recursion
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Well, IMO, core temp is wrong for me as it'a saying Core 0 is 18 and core 1 is 20 when i know it's in more like the high 30s. I think my room is warmer than 20C :S.
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Well my room defo. isn't over 10c cos I'm in a self-converted loft room. Originally Posted by N!ck
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And 15 mins later... Originally Posted by Recursion
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Less than 10c? You poor soul. I would freeze
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yea thats why i have a halogen heater and a normal electric wall heater. not always on cos im used to it now lol Originally Posted by Stephen
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And 15 mins later... Originally Posted by Recursion
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