A week or so ago we were having a discussion about CPU temperatures.
While this is from pcworld.com, it probably is pretty close to the temp
requirements for our processors. From the article:
Each time you increase the speed, you should use a utility like <snip>
pc program reference <\snip> to check the CPU's temperature while you
stress the system by encoding video or playing a 3D game. If the core
temperature rises above 60 degrees centigrade, or if you experience any
system instability (crashes, corrupt graphics, etc.), roll back to the
next-lowest setting and stay there.
Since 60° C is 140°F, if your heatsink is too hot to keep your finger
on for a couple of seconds, it is too hot for the processor.
Don't know if this helps anyone, just wanted to throw it out there.
Len
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