Whether the CPU temperature is normal and how much is the CPU temperature normal How to solve it

1. Air-conditioned room - ambient temperature, normal!

2. Sudden shutdown, Ann boot can't be turned on, problem.

3. After waiting for a while, you can open it.

From the above, ...... derivedThe temperature is too high ......

The surface temperature of the dual-core is 65, which is a high-temperature ......

It is recommended to open the CPU cover, remove the "CPU fan" Note that it is a fan, which contains only a motor and something on the fan fan surface, rinse, blow dry ......Put it back ......

ok！！！

It depends on when you test the data, if it is turned on and the program is not running, it is on the high side, if the CPU usage is above 50%, then this temperature is normal.

You turn this on, run the CPU algorithm program to 100% CPU usage to see how many degrees the temperature can soar, if it exceeds 90 degrees and turns off, then there must be a problem with heat dissipation.

It's okay to not exceed the warning temperature My usual only graphics card temperature is 70-75, and the other temperatures are below 60, such as 65 when running large software

Is it a power start problem Is it past the warranty period If not, go to the repair station to remove dust and check it.

88g, in the current climate, the standby temperature is only 88 degrees! (The ambient temperature is also 88,8 degrees), and the heat dissipation I used is equipped with the P8 I bought 8 years ago. It is difficult for the heat dissipation base and the CPU contact surface to be effectively contacted, which affects the heat dissipation effect!

Standby 88 degrees, I think that's the problem! But installed too.

A bit on the high side, check the CPU fan.

The normal temperature of the CPU.

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.

The surface temperature is 34, the core temperature is 102, what we usually call the CPU temperature refers to the surface temperature, the surface temperature does not exceed 50 degrees is the best, if it is higher than 60 degrees, it means that it is not normal, if it is higher than 70 degrees, then your computer may be finished. The value is changing because the temperature is not constant with the operation of the system, and the temperature detected by the temperature monitoring system is still incorrect, so it will change back and forth.

The temperature of your computer is completely normal, you can use it with confidence, and I hope it will be helpful to you.

Trivia: How do I know if the microprocessor temperature displayed by the BIOS or test software is the surface temperature or the core temperature?

At present, whether it is Intel or AMD microprocessors, thermistors are rarely used to measure the surface temperature of microprocessors, so the microprocessor temperature displayed by BIOS and detection software refers to the core temperature of the microprocessor. Prior to Pentium, microprocessor temperature was usually referred to as surface temperature; Thermal diodes are integrated into the microprocessors of the Pentium and later, and the temperature measured is the core temperature. However, during the transition period, many motherboards still retain the thermistor under the microprocessor socket, so that two different microprocessor temperature values can be detected at the same time, usually the external temperature of the microprocessor is shown in the BIOS, and the core temperature is measured by the detection software.

Quoted from Celsius to Fahrenheit: Celsius*9 5+32=Fahrenheit.

It is likely to be a problem with the radiator, there is a layer of silicone coated between the radiator and the CPU, which is the role of heat conduction, you remove the radiator, re-coat a layer of silicone on the surface of the CPU and then install the radiator back, the problem can generally be solved.

To put it simply, your fan should be cleaned after 4 years of use. Impurities such as ash can affect heat dissipation. It can also cause the fan to slow down.

yes, clean up the dust and try it, comprehensive.