Jel prevruće 53C za NB?
- Začetnik teme mojo_jojo
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Dobro covek kaze, to sto meri ta sonda je system temp i ona ne zavisi od toga kakav kuler imas na NB-u jer se sam termistor nalazi pored NB-a. System temp u principu pokazuje temperaturu koja vlada u kucistu. Ako je sys. temp 53 verovatno imas preko 30 stepeni u stanu i kuciste je bez dodatnih fanova pa sva toplota od procesora, graficke, hard diskova, izmedju ostalog i NB-a ostaje tu zarobljena. Ali ipak 53 c je previse...Bad MF je napisao(la):
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E pa 'vako. Malo sam se ja Z, da veliko z. :whip:
Ovo važi za sve aBit-e
To što sam ja očitavao nije temperatura NB-a nego temperatura:
PWM" is a circuit on mainboards to convert the voltage level from power supply unit to provide specific voltage to components (ex. Provide CPU with core voltage). We know that CPU could be the hottest component inside a PC system, and we always care about the heat dissipation of it. Actually, the PWM circuit is quite hot too; especially when CPU is at full loading, large current passes through the PWM circuit and was converted to necessary CPU core voltage. Some ABIT boards show "PWM temperature" on BIOS setup page and Windows hardware monitoring tool. This provides users possible hottest temperature inside the PC chassis, and check whether the air conditioning inside the chassis needs to be enhanced or not. When CPU works heavily, the CPU temperature could be around 60 degree C; nevertheless, the PWM temperature may achieve 70 degree C or even higher; depends on the design of thermal convection. The safety limit of the PWM temperature is about 120 degree C, however, we strongly recommend improving the air flow and heat dissipation inside the PC chassis once it rises to 100 degree C.
Ovo važi za sve aBit-e
To što sam ja očitavao nije temperatura NB-a nego temperatura:
PWM" is a circuit on mainboards to convert the voltage level from power supply unit to provide specific voltage to components (ex. Provide CPU with core voltage). We know that CPU could be the hottest component inside a PC system, and we always care about the heat dissipation of it. Actually, the PWM circuit is quite hot too; especially when CPU is at full loading, large current passes through the PWM circuit and was converted to necessary CPU core voltage. Some ABIT boards show "PWM temperature" on BIOS setup page and Windows hardware monitoring tool. This provides users possible hottest temperature inside the PC chassis, and check whether the air conditioning inside the chassis needs to be enhanced or not. When CPU works heavily, the CPU temperature could be around 60 degree C; nevertheless, the PWM temperature may achieve 70 degree C or even higher; depends on the design of thermal convection. The safety limit of the PWM temperature is about 120 degree C, however, we strongly recommend improving the air flow and heat dissipation inside the PC chassis once it rises to 100 degree C.
