Ask the server to launch a dedicated CPU processor Intel Xeon 3 80GHz CPU with a normal heating temp

normal temperature.

It is generally stable in the range of 30 degrees Celsius. In other words, the CPU has a harvest temperature of 65 degrees, and the maximum temperature of the CPU is 30 degrees Celsius based on the maximum of 35 degrees in summer. And so on, if your ambient temperature is 20 degrees now, it's best not to exceed 50 degrees on the CPU.

Of course, the lower the temperature, the better. No matter how far you overclock, don't make your CPU more than 30 degrees above the ambient temperature.

2.As for the 110-degree plus you said, that's very abnormal.

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A laptop's CPU is considered normal if the temperature does not exceed 70 degrees Celsius under high loads. The normal use temperature does not exceed 60 degrees Celsius.

Hello, the CPU temperature is generally not more than 80, as long as it does not burn out. Normal operation is 10 degrees higher than room temperature, and full load operation is 20 degrees higher than room temperature. The temperature can be set in the BIOS.

Set the number of degrees to automatically shut down. It is recommended to install Master Lu, and the temperature will automatically alarm when the temperature is high to avoid being too high and burning the machine. If it's too high, you can buy a small fan and add a cooling base, which can reduce it by about 10 degrees.

This is in danger of burning down at any time. Check the heat dissipation of the CPU.

Dear, generally after 65 degrees will be me, but the problem is that now people change computers not because of lifespan but because they are not new.

It's Celeron D, it's very abnormal, it's close to crashing.

Dust the machine and wash it off. CPU fans, in particular, are re-re-re-greased.

This is a quad-core processor for early servers, graphics workstation hosts. The specific parameters are as follows:

Core 2 architecture, 771-pin interface, 65nm process, 64-bit quad-core,Frequency, L2 cache 8MB, front-side bus 1066MHz (266MHz external frequency), up to SSE3 multi-** instruction set, support VT-X instruction set, and Q6600 such quad-core belongs to the same camp.

About a decade ago, it was a pretty awesome CPU. Now it seems that its biggest problem is that the default clock clock is too low, although it has four cores, but the clock clock is too low, which makes it very low performance, especially for single cores. If used for games, it is obviously very inappropriate.

Because server applications have high requirements for multi-core, stability and power consumption, and the main frequency requirements are not too high, this kind of quad-core is still suitable for servers.

If you want to use this CPU to exert some residual heat, it is recommended to use a G31 motherboard with better workmanship and good overclocking performance, and exceed the external frequency to at least 333MHz, so that the main frequency will be increased to 2GHz, and the performance of this CPU will be significantly improved. If it can be overclocked to400MHz external frequency、Main frequency,Its performance will surpass Q6600,With 4GB or larger memory,You can run 64-bit Win7 or Win10 system smoothly,If the independent graphics card is better,Running most ordinary online games is also okay。

The default clock speed is not good, it is too low.

PS: When the 771 Xeon is used in 775 motherboards such as G31, it must be transformed with a conversion post, or cold soldered before it can be used, otherwise it will not light up if it is installed directly.

Hello, the CPU you said belongs to the server CPU, the difference between the server and the PC's processor is that there is more hyper-threading and virtualization technology, the server can work for a long time, the PC's processor is not, I hope my answer can help you.

The lift is small,. Early games may not be as good as the E5200, because the E5310 clock speed is too low, and the single-core performance is much worse than the E5200.

Just 2 more cores.

Intel Xeon E5310 is a server launched in 2006 and Core 2 Duo Core 2 Quad of the same era, workstation dedicated quad-core processing, after all, the main frequency is more than 10 years ago CPU, get the current era, of course, its performance is not what it used to be, Intel's server processor is generally XEON (Zhiqiang) series, and the CPU of ordinary PC is Core I, Pentium, Celeron series. The CPUs of the Xeon series generally focus on multitasking and high-traffic data processing, but the single-core processing speed is not high.

It's quite rubbish, it's foreign garbage.

A server processor is the CPU that is used on a server

Hello Xeon Xeon 5600 series processors.

No, it's all in bulk, but the CPU is real, there is no fraud, you can buy the official version!

This can't be faked, there is no technology.