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Vista Temperatures HIGHER?
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Vista Temperatures HIGHER?
Hey all
__________________ When I was on XP, I used to get around 29-30*c Idle temperatures. But since upgrading to Vista, I'm lucky if I get under 35*c Idle. I'm at stock volts & speed (~2.2Ghz).. and SpeedFan shows:  Why is this? The CPU usage is no higher than 3-5% .. yet very high temperatures. The CPU's dropped to 36 at the moment, but that's the lowest I'm going to get.
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4 gigs of hert
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Vista is your operating system. It wont effect temps at all, unless its forcing your CPU to work harder to render all that aero stuff
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Intel Overclocker
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maybe its winter outside and you have your heat on?
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Well, why is it that 2 days ago when I used XP, it was idle at 28-30*c, and now it's higher. I know it isn't understandable, but it is.
__________________Peticsu: It was Winder outside and I had the heat on 2 days ago when I got XP idle at 28-30.
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Is it possible that you've had different fan speed setups in Vista and XP ?
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Les statistiques, c'est comme les minijupes, ca montre beaucoup de choses, mais, ça cache l'essentiel ! Statistics are like mini skirts, they show a lot of things, but hides the essential ! Didier Delcassé, ex Maths Teacher Aumotocnic "An unfortunate member of the overclock.net insomnia club"
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The end is nigh.....
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This seems unlikely, have your ambients rose?
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4 gigs of hert
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Like i said, a possibility is your CPU is being used more, like 10% rather than 5%, which could cause it.
Other than that, i have no clue
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[center][font="Verdana"]Upgrades - Team Elite 4GB PC-6400 - installed! - Sapphire HD4850 512mb - installed! - 500gb 7200.10 - installed!
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Vista is stated to use less resources and be more efficient than XP.
__________________My ambients haven't rose. And my fan setup is the same. Everything's exactly the same, exept a new OS. If anything, Vista uses LESS CPU than XP. But still, I shouldn't be getting those temperatures even if the CPU was at 10%. I don't have a high Vcore or O/C. It's forever going up and down. 42 .. then the next second or two it'll be 38. Then the next 39 .. Make up your mind Speedfan.. :S
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Les statistiques, c'est comme les minijupes, ca montre beaucoup de choses, mais, ça cache l'essentiel ! Statistics are like mini skirts, they show a lot of things, but hides the essential ! Didier Delcassé, ex Maths Teacher Aumotocnic "An unfortunate member of the overclock.net insomnia club"
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